Having the first born grandson or great grandson in the family is truly a special experience. From my own experience, welcoming the newest generation brings so much joy and warmth to family gatherings. It's common for these little ones to be spoiled rotten—not just out of indulgence, but as a way for the whole family to express their love and excitement. Everyone wants to share in the happiness and make the child feel extra special. In many families, the first born grandson often becomes a cherished focus of attention, symbolizing continuity and the legacy of family traditions. This attention sometimes leads to playful competitive but good-natured "fighting" among relatives eager to shower gifts, affection, or stories. It's a natural way of bonding and creating memories that last a lifetime. Also, watching the child's reactions and the interactions with each family member enriches these moments. It helps to build close connections and fosters an environment where the child grows up feeling safe and loved. So, while the phrase "spoiled rotten" might sound excessive, it often reflects the deep emotional investment and celebration of new life within the family circle.