Angelina Jolie once said that her way of ensuring that each of her children felt comfortable in a multiethnic family was to "balance the races" so each child has another who looks like him or her. But her attempt to do this with Shiloh, by having more biological kids, may backfire. Just as Shiloh's entering the "terrible twos," her parents will be expanding the family with twins, due later this summer, and could leave Shiloh feeling even more left out. And Shiloh's already having trouble adjusting to her new life in France, where, insiders say, the family plans to remain through the end of the year at least. "Shiloh just hasn't had chances to make friends and socialize," says Angie's friend. For now, Brad and Angelina are trying to do what they can to comfort their youngest daughter, but they know that can only go so far. "They're aware that this is the end of Shiloh's time as the baby of the family," says Brad's friend. "As much as they want Shiloh to feel secure, she's going to have to make do with even less attention from Mommy." An insider confirms that Shiloh has been acting out. "She's adorable, and they love her," the insider says, "but Brad and Angie have been having a lot of problems with her. She still wants to be the baby - she wants to sleep with Mom and Dad. And Shiloh throws a fit whenever they go shopping and Angie asks her whether she wants to buy the twins something." For more on Shiloh's troubles, pick up the latest issue of Life & Style, on newsstands now!

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