Part 2 The middle child Middle children, which have been /[Ø] given less attention by their parents, are more independent. Middle children 2which/whose older siblings boss them around feel life is unfair. They often believe their other siblings get all the attention, 3which/ that can make them feel left out. The baby of the family Parents which are/[Ø] bringing up their youngest children are more lenient, which/what means that last-borns are rarely told off. Youngest children, that/who have fewer responsibilities, are carefree and easy-going. | Focus 4. Second Edition. Student's Book | 4/26