Should parents have a favourite child?

Katy Harrington and Heidi Scrimgeour discuss the impact parents choosing a favourite child can have on a family

Tue, 19 Apr, 2016 - 01:00

Katy Harrington and Heidi Scrimgeour

Katy Harrington says she was not sure when she realised that her older brother, and middle child in the family, was the favourite, but she still teases him and her parents about it

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