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      <title>Is Your Second Child a Slower Talker? What Really Matters Isn&#39;t Birth Order</title>
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      <description>An analysis of 6,163 Norwegian children found that &amp;ldquo;who is available to talk to this child&amp;rdquo; explains vocabulary development better than where they fall in the birth order — and older sisters start filling the caregiver role one to three years earlier than older brothers.</description>
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