“IN MOST FAMILIES, there is a favorite child. Parents deny it and maybe they truly don’t see it, but it’s obvious to the children. Unfairness bothers children greatly. It’s hard to always come in second. Karen Joy Fowler”

Unfair treatment among siblings affects self-esteem and relationships. Acknowledging children’s feelings fosters understanding and balance in families. Equitable love strengthens family bonds and promotes emotional well-being for all members.

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