Dive into the last episode of this juicy debate on “Is Having a Favourite Child Okay”?! Our three guests certainly don’t sugarcoat things as they share their real-life opinions about the potential fallouts of favouritism. From bruised self-esteem to strained relationships, the consequences are laid bare in our "IF THIS THEN THAT" segment.  But hold on, it's truly not all doom and gloom! Love still reigns supreme amidst it all.     Discover the "ONE HABIT" that these parents developed based on their stance on favourite children. Peek behind the curtain as we explore how their beliefs shape their actions. This episode is fueled by diverging opinions and contrasting behaviours where guests passionately defend their insights, either for or against having favourites. We're all about the contrast of ideas here — because agreement is never the aim!     And in an unexpected bonus, we hear again from Harriet, one of Danusia’s ten children, as she shares one additional perspective on being (in her view) the favoured child. Brace yourself for a blend of raw honesty and a dash of sass!     Host Danusia closes this debate with heartfelt emotion when she answers whether she has a favourite child in her brood of ten kids.     So, after diving into this thought-provoking discussion, ask yourself: Did this debate challenge your perspective? Did it prompt you to reconsider your beliefs? Because ultimately, the most important question remains: Did this episode make you think?     Because here at Parents Who Think, we're not about telling you what to think; we provide debates, you decide what to think.     Join us for the next PWT debate as we tackle the burning question: "Are we creating mollycoddled kids?"      PWT Guests featured in this debate are: Darya Haitoglou + Jamie Newton + Peggy Starnes       Discover more from us: • Join PWT on Substack • Follow us on Instagram • Connect with Danusia  • Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts  • Advertising Inquiries here     Credits: • Hosted by Danusia Malina-Derben  • Edited, Mixed + Mastered by Roger Heathers • Assisted by Marie Kruz • Cover art by Anthony Oram