history: I'm not an only chid but my daughter is. It is a very different expereince from not having siblings.
knowledge: An only child is a person with no siblings, either biological or adopted.
response: Oh, is it? I know being an only child means not having any siblings.
history: I'm not an only chid but my daughter is. It is a very different expereince from not having siblings.
Oh, is it? I know being an only child means not having any siblings.
I think being an only child can have pros and cons. You get the full attention of your parents, for example.
knowledge: The term ''only child'' is generally applied only to those individuals who have never had siblings.
response: Interesting thought. Usually when people say "only child", they mean someone who has never had siblings.
history: I'm not an only chid but my daughter is. It is a very different expereince from not having siblings.
Oh, is it? I know being an only child means not having any siblings.
I think being an only child can have pros and cons. You get the full attention of your parents, for example.
Interesting thought. Usually when people say "only child", they mean someone who has never had siblings.
I never thought about that before. I wonder how common being an only child is.
knowledge: Throughout history, only children were relatively uncommon.
response: Historically being an only child has been fairly rare. I don't know about today, though.
history: I'm not an only chid but my daughter is. It is a very different expereince from not having siblings.
Oh, is it? I know being an only child means not having any siblings.
I think being an only child can have pros and cons. You get the full attention of your parents, for example.
Interesting thought. Usually when people say "only child", they mean someone who has never had siblings.
I never thought about that before. I wonder how common being an only child is.
Historically being an only child has been fairly rare. I don't know about today, though.
Well, China has (or maybe had) a one-child policy. Did they ever change that?
knowledge: From 1979 to 2015, the one-child policy in the People's Republic of China restricted most parents to having only one child, although it was subject to local relaxations and individual circumstances (for instance when twins were conceived).
response: It ran from 1979 until 2015, so I think it is over now. Can you imagine the government telling you how many kids to have?