I found “The Birth Order Book” both fascinating and never ending. At first, I was enthralled with it. My poor friends and family heard loads about it, as everything kind of made sense.

Birth order can help determine compatibility, according to a new book. Feb. 11, 2011— -- "Fun-loving, raven-haired beauty who loves good food and good wine looking for a guy with a great ...

In “The Birth Order Book” (Dell, $9.95) Leman profiles three birth-order positions. He explains: “The firstborn tends to be a perfectionist, conscientious, list maker who doesn’t like ...

They are typically the movers and the shakers, the perfectionists of the world. Firstborns are leaders,” said the 64-year-old author of 32 books, including “The Birth Order Book” (Revell, 1985).

Leman has written many books on the topic, including “The Birth Order Book: Why You Are the Way You Are” Revell, $14.99). “The blended family is a misnomer,” he said.

The firstborn gets a lot of focus and attention as there are no other children for distraction,” says child and family ...

(from Leman's book "The New Birth Order Book.") Don't Pile On Responsibilities: Older children often feel as though they do much more work around the house than their younger siblings.

Put down the self-help books. You don't have to worry about "finding yourself" anymore because as it turns out, your birth order already has your whole personality worked out for you. Research by ...

Birth order myths aren’t just fascinating cocktail-party talk. (You are totally a middle child!) There are solid psychological reasons why many people fit the mold. Here’s a breakdown of the ...