How many children would be the happiest?

In a family, children are the fruit of love. Now most families basically have one child. Many parents think that one child is too lonely and often think that having two children in a family is the happiest, especially a boy and a girl. Most people envy families with one boy and one girl. In fact, some people still prefer a family with two girls, which is the happiest.

Study shows having two daughters is the happiest thing

The survey results show that having two daughters in a family is the key to family happiness. So how do families with two girls describe their family life? The vast majority of parents chose to express it with the following two words: calm and harmonious. In families with two daughters, there are fewer quarrels and fights between the children. The two girls are relatively quiet and they don't make as much noise as the boys.

The two little sisters can play together more lovingly. They like to talk to their parents, are willing to listen to each other, and like to help their parents with some housework within their ability. Girls with gentle nature pay more attention to the feelings of family members, and all of this makes their parents feel the harmonious family atmosphere. But don't think that the more daughters the better. When a family has four daughters, the family atmosphere described above will no longer exist. The survey results show that the worst family combination is having four daughters. At this time, the rhythm of family life will be completely disrupted, and it will become difficult to unify the schedule, especially when it comes to meals and bedtime. Can you imagine a life with four little ones eating and sleeping at different times? In this way, it is not difficult for us to understand why this kind of family combination quarrels at least four times a day.

Parents with four daughters thought having four boys was more daunting because boys were more inclined to use their hands to solve problems. In fact, according to the survey results, families with four boys are more disciplined than families with four girls, but four girls are more troublesome. Traditionally in Europe, a family with one son and one daughter has been called "the King's Choice".

The idea that Chinese people give birth to daughters in order to attract a rich husband is also popular in Europe. In the past, the tradition of intermarriage among European royal families meant that many kings were not in a hurry to make their first son the crown prince, because if the second child was a daughter, her love might attract another more promising heir, and this heir could also bring new lands and family power. In fact, this traditional family combination is a deep-rooted cultural tradition. More credible census results show that most couples want their children to have different genders. Sociological experts say that the "King's Choice" family member model is actually a more balanced combination because the personalities of boys and girls are complementary. 85% of parents said that their sons and daughters are true friends and help each other.