The Influence of Older Siblings
New findings show that siblings – not parents – may have the greatest influence on kids’ behavior.
Contributor: Andrea Bennett
Andrea Bennett is a contributing editor for Travel + Leisure, and a frequent contributor to Town & Country, Southern Living, The New York Post, Islands, Men's Journal, Business Traveler and T: The New York Times Style Magazine. The former "Takeoffs + Landings" writer for The Wall Street Journal, she began her career as a staff reporter at Money after serving as in-house writer for Lehman Brothers.
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