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Why do only children always act like their parents never spend time with them?

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Why do only children always act like their parents never spend time with them?

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They are used to one on one attention, and to having their own way. They don’t have to learn to share, or to have divided attention. They don’t know what it’s like to have to wait for attention from their parents because their parents have to help with another sibling for the moment. They seem to others like they don’t spend time one on one with their parents, because the truth is, they often spend too much time alone with their parents. It would be good if more only children were forced to be in child care twice a week with other children, if they were put into play groups where they have to learn to share, wait to be able to speak without interrupting when someone else is talking, learning that they don’t always get their own way, that sometimes they have to let their sibling watch they show they want to watch, play the game they want to play, have the supper they want to have, and so forth. An only child misses out on a lot of the learning processes needed to make it as a functionin

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