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Discover YOUR CHILD’S PERSONALITY TYPE today, then learn HOW TO SHAPE THEM for success in FAMILY, FRIENDSHIPS, SCHOOLING, and LIFE

Humans fit into society for mutual survival, And children tend to do it in one of four distinctly different ways, marking their developing personality type.

If we understand which one of the four ways we follow, acknowledging our personality type, we can harness our strengths and work on the weaknesses as a team, for flourishing harmony!

So let’s discover your family members’ types, and share them with each other, for bonding and growth together.

For each situation check the one that best describes your child:

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Your family and friends come over for your child’s birthday celebration. At the end of the party everyone agrees that your child has:

Energy and enthusiasm

Great attention to detail

Such a thoughtfulness about them

Real leadership abilities

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Which of these best describes your child?

Optimistic

Persistent

Kind

Confident

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At the school open house you ask the teacher how your child is doing. She says they...

Are really creative and happy and always have new ideas.

Won’t quit working. They have to have their work perfect.

Are really quiet, listen well and really try to please me.

Are usually faster than the other kids, and try to tell the others what to do.

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You’re at the beach and a bunch of kids are playing with their toys. You get your child to go play with them and then notice…

They’ve already made several new friends.

They’re building the perfect sand-castle, frustrated that the other kids don’t do it the right way.

They keep looking back to make sure you are watching, and seem very content to play with a few toys.

They’ve taken charge and have all the other kids working on a big sand-castle.

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You tell your child to go clean their room before they go outside and play, but...

They convince you to let them go outside first and then they’ll clean up.

They say they’ve already cleaned their room up, and get you to come look.

They go and try but they are not sure where or how to begin.

They show you how some of the mess is your fault, and convince you to help them clean it up.

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Your child comes home from school and is upset because…

Encourages the other kids and says, “Come on, it will be fun! We’ll be OK!”

Other kids didn’t follow the rules, yet many of them got a better grade.

Kids were making fun of her best friend and they couldn't make them stop.

The kids wouldn’t listen and do what they said when the teacher left the room.

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You overhear the neighborhood kids talking about doing something fun but risky. Your child…

Everyone said their art project wasn’t good, and the teacher wouldn’t let them talk in class.

Explains the dangers involved and reminds them that it’s against the rules.

Tells them it’s probably not a good idea, but that they’ll go along and just watch.

Assures everyone that if they will just listen and do as they say, it’ll be fine.

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You take your child to a new restaurant to try out their manners. When you let them pick their own dinner from the menu, they…

Look at the pictures and decide which one looks the best.

Ask which one is the healthiest.

Look over the menu to find the food closest to what they always eat.

Barely look at the menu and quickly decide what they want.

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It’s board game night at your house. Your child…

Loves to set up the game board, but then is quickly bored and wants to play another game that’s more fun.

Picks the game, insists on reading the rules out, and makes sure no one cheats.

Likes to pick the game where winning or losing isn’t the goal of the game.

Chooses the game that they are best at, and insists everyone plays to the very end.

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The family dog runs away and your child responds by…

Insisting that the dog is okay and that everything will be fine.

Makes posters of your dog, posts them around the neighborhood, methodically traces everywhere it could be, and searches those places crossing them off the list.

Wanting you to hold them, and makes you promise you won’t stop looking until the dog is found.

Takes off looking for the dog, saying, “Don’t worry, I’ll find the dog!”

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Discover YOUR CHILD’S PERSONALITY TYPE today, then learn HOW TO SHAPE THEM for success in FAMILY, FRIENDSHIPS, SCHOOLING, and LIFE

SELECT WHICH STATEMENT MOST CLOSELY REFLECTS HOW YOU'RE FEELING