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Spoiled, entitled, lonely. The stereotypes of only children largely originated from the opinions of G Stanley Hall, an American psychologist who, in the 1980s, even said being an only child is “a disease in and of itself”. He felt that only children were jealous, selfish, egotistical, dependent and domineering.
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