Brothers and sisters constitute the first intimate social relationship that one can maintain on a daily basis. Most of the time, family relationships are more reliable and long-lasting than any other type of relationship. Brothers and sisters are the best moral support one can have throughout their life. Older siblings will always take care of their younger ones, if they are not at home they will make sure they are treated well at school for example. Children are sometimes less bored during early childhood when they have siblings. A large family encourages the development of responsibilities. It's okay to have chores and help each other. Having multiple siblings makes it easier for children to build their own brands and personalities within the family because they can compare themselves to their older brother or sister. Children can learn from others. Older siblings teach younger siblings about their own experiences. Large families may spend much of their time together in their home, but may sometimes enjoy being involved in their community and neighborhood. A study was carried out to identify the influence that a family's involvement in the community has through "governance structures, leadership or decision-making of organizations". Family participation is particularly strong in countries like India, where NGOs typically have few resources and operate under fluctuating conditions. As has been demonstrated, family NGOs have considerable advantages in meeting these challenges” (Jakimow, 2011, p. 22). Respect is taught very early and children understand what it is by respecting not only their parents but also their brothers and sisters. For example, when a child needs to take a nap, respect is not only given to the brother or sister who is sleeping, and one must remain silent, but also to the mother who takes care of all the children at the same time. time. So being in a large family