We've heard the jokes before..

The first-born gets the most attention or the most pictures in the family album, well now this myth may have some truth behind it.

A new study says first-born children between the ages of 4 and 13 get 30-percent more quality time with their parents than younger siblings..

Now in real time, thats actually 3,000 more hours!

But psychologists say there's a reason behind this and it's not because the first born is a parents favorite.

It's actually because there's more kids around, and instead of getting 100-percent, the first born is having to share some of the pie.

What do you think? Do you think the first born child gets more attention?

Let me know either e-mail me at sam.provenzano@wbko.com or leave a comment underneath this story.

PBS has done it again with PBS Kids Play.

PBS Kids Play is a new way for kids to learn Math, Science and other skills by playing interactive games with your child's favorite PBS characters.

Kids Play adapts to your child based on his or her learning progress.

You can try the software for free for 15 days, then after that it'll cost you about $10.00 a month.

For more information on Kids Play click here.

Will you download this software for your children? Why or why not?

Let me know! E-mail me at sam.provenzano@wbko.com or leave a comment underneath this story.