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Cinderella may have had an evil stepmother and a pair of ugly stepsisters to contend with, but the next time you settle down to the fairytale, spare a thought for parents with three daughters under the same roof.
Having three daughters and no sons can lead to a minor dent in mothers’ wellbeing that can take a whole decade to pass, according to researchers.
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