The eldest of the male children of a family is known as the firstborn. In ancient times and until not long ago they were not created, the birthright was related to issues such as privileges, inheritances and obligations that the first child of a couple had with respect to those of their younger siblings, although of course, as we said Over time, this issue became more and more relativized and today there is almost no such abysmal difference between the children of a family.
In any case, and beyond overcoming these types of issues, what the firstborn have not lost is the presence of characteristics that studies reveal unique and unique to older children. Among the most important we find that generally they are more withdrawn, less social and more responsible than their younger siblings, they tend to adopt and have the attitude of a father stop with these.
Another salient issue of the firstborn and also of extreme care is that they usually face tremendous jealousy product of the coming of a second brother and much more if these were the only ones for a long period.
