Answer to Question 1
Peers take on increasing importance in middle childhood. Peers assist in the socialization of children, lending to the enhanced development of important social skills such as sharing, cooperation, and coping strategies. Later-born children tend to be more popular than first-born children. This may be due to the development of social interaction skills resulting from interactions with one's siblings. Peer rejection is related to behavioral and learning problems.
Answer to Question 2
six months
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