> That's a lot of presuppositions and stereotypes in two sentences. In my (limited) experience many stereotypes are accurate. > I'd think smaller families wou

> That's a lot of presuppositions and stereotypes in two sentences. In my (limited) experience many stereotypes are accurate. > I'd think smaller families would increase availability for socialization It really depends, but I don't know. Large families are correlated with certain activities, beliefs, etc which might be what help increase social interaction. I know a lot of parents who have big families and their kids basically introduce them to half a dozen families who they're friends with and it exponentially increases opportunity for socializing as the children age and dynamics change.