Why the Kardashian ‘triplets’—cousins Chicago, Stormi and True—are so lucky to have each other

The bond between cousins is something special.
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There is something so special about the bond between cousins. They’re not quite siblings, but more than friends. For the Kardashian-Jenner sisters, the recent family baby boom means three of the next generation—Kim’s daughter Chicago, Kylie’s daughter Stormi and Khloe’s daughter True—were all born within the space of a few months. They’re so close in age, and if their mamas have anything to do with it, they’re gonna grow up feeling close to each other, too. Kim recently shared a photo of the three baby girls she calls “the triplets”, and the cuteness is just too much.
Built-in bonds
The “triplets” may not know it yet, but they’ve got something special, according to experts. “Cousins play a different role than other friends. There’s a lot of shared history, the roots of families,” Kathleen Alfano, Ph.D, the Former Director of child research at Fisher-Price previously explained. According to Alfano, a child may make and lose many different friends while they’re growing up, “but you’re born into cousins, and you have them forever. And you don’t have to prove anything to your cousins the way you sometimes have to do when you’re building friendships.” Motherly’s mamas have witnessed this first hand. Motherly’s Stories Editor, Colleen Temple, has noticed a deep connection between her three children and their cousins. As she previously wrote for Motherly, “cousins are like siblings that don’t annoy you as much.” Temple says her children and their cousins “have been friends since the second they were born.”? The Triplets ? https://t.co/HUWgn02T2m
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