Youngest children have an inferiority complex and therefore often develop at a slower rate than their older siblings.

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Youngest children do not inherently have an inferiority complex or develop at a slower rate than their older siblings. Development rates can vary widely among siblings due to a range of factors including individual differences, parenting styles, and environmental influences.

Youngest Children Have an Inferiority Complex and Therefore Often Develop