Monozygotic twins— more commonly referred to as identical twins— develop from a single fertilized ovum which then splits. In every 1000 births happening worldwide, 3 of them will be twins. Essentially, identical twins possess identical genetic makeup and are born the same sex. Physically, they often bear very strong resemblance to each other. They may …
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The first-born child is the experiment. The parents had never been parents to a real child before. They try their utmost to not make mistakes. Schedules are maintained, attention is given, and parental teamwork is essential. Without other siblings around to look up to, the sole role model is the parent. The one person who …
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When siblings enter adoptive or foster situations, they can’t always remain in the same household. Families interested in adding a single child to their home may not always be aware of the situation they are creating. Siblings may be split up even long before adoption, their lives now in the hands of the foster care …
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