Because the only child grew up in a family environment where parents and the whole family loved him, he naturally has many characteristics different from other children with brothers and sisters.

One, loneliness. The only child looks like a star-studded, 3,000-person pet, but without the company of brothers and sisters, it will always show its loneliness more or less on the road of growth. Therefore, most only children cannot appreciate and understand the brotherhood between brothers and sisters.

Second, egoism. Because in the one-child family, basically the whole family is centered on him or her and centered on them. This naturally makes them have a particularly strong sense of self, and everything will only be considered from their own standpoint, with little regard for the feelings of others.

Third, simplicity. Because there is no rivalry between brothers and sisters, it will also lead to the only child's simple mind, lack of competitive consciousness and dislike of being competitive.

Fourth, independence. Many people think that the only child has a weak sense of independence and strong dependence. However, except for those who are rarely overindulged by their parents, the vast majority of only children are independent, strong and have strong self-care ability because they have no help from their brothers and sisters.

Fifth, the only child is easy to fall in love with each other because of lack of struggle.