He's not the oldest and he's not the youngest — but Trump's "middle-late" birth order offers some insight into why he is the ...

Although middle child syndrome has made its way into current-day lingo, Dr. Welsh cautions that there isn’t enough “robust data” to fully back up the ideas of birth order theory.

Middle child syndrome doesn’t have to be a curse nor does it have any implication on a person’s predestined personality—people can flourish or not regardless of the roots in their family tree.

Middle child syndrome, according to Hopman, is “the constant yearning and search for attention.” It can be tempting to look to parents for setting the syndrome in motion, ...

Middle child syndrome is the belief that middle children are excluded, ignored, or even outright neglected because of their birth order. According to the lore, some children may have certain ...

My son has “middle child syndrome” despite my exhaustive effort to avoid such a diagnosis. Over the years, I’ve been careful to give my children equally-sized birthday presents and let all three get ...

“Middle child syndrome” is not a medical diagnosis. Instead, it is an informal term that some people use to describe the way that a person’s position within their family has affected their ...

You may have heard of "middle child syndrome." But the idea they are "forgotten" isn't grounded in much real science. Middleborns tend to be less parent-oriented, but are close to their siblings ...

And in self-described "middle child fashion," he's not afraid to be "annoying" about it. Bruce Hopman, middle child and founder of the International Middle Child Union, is on a mission to make ...