Parents of sons less happy than those with daughters: Study
Parents who have sons feel less happy than those who have daughters aged 17 to 30, according to research about children's gender and their parents' happiness ...
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Parents who have sons feel less happy than those who have daughters aged 17 to 30, according to research about children's gender and their parents' happiness ...
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