Personality is partly determined by genetic factors, and the other part is determined by parent education. Find out which personality group your baby belongs to to choose the right approach and parenting!
Renowned researcher Tracy Hogg - a master of young children has inspired many mothers in raising children. According to her, each child has a unique temperament. Therefore, the daily life from eating to sleep, the ability to receive changes and interact with the environment is also different. Discovering the baby's personality will help moms know how to raise the baby so that it is most suitable for the baby.
Guess what personality group your angel will belong to in the 5 groups below
1 / Baby Angel
As the name suggests, children in this group are usually very pleasant, obedient and easily adapt to the surrounding environment. Children rarely get angry, or if they do, it will not take too much time for the mother to calm them down.
- Eating habits: Kids eat very well right from birth, not picky eaters during weaning . Baby easily accepts to try new food.
- Social communication: Friendly, active, enjoy communicating and sharing with others. Children can play by themselves from infancy or with other friends.
- Sleep: Children are very easy to sleep and can put themselves to sleep without the need for lullabies from parents. About 2 months old and older babies will sleep for long and can sleep all night. As children get older they sleep less during the day and spend more time playing.
Mood: Always cheerful, pleasant, steady and very predictable. Parents easily connect with their children, can know the mood as well as the needs because the baby has very clear signs.
2 / Bai Bai Baby
Children are good, easy to guess and can play alone. The older they get, the more they show their independence. With children in this group, mothers will have less difficulty in raising their children.
- Eating habits : Easy to eat, not too picky, but babies also need time to adjust slowly.
- Social communication: In general, the child is always active and active. Some brave and brave children also have a bit timid. Parents can easily choose their favorite toys.
- Sleep: Unlike the angel group, the formal group needs some time to relax before going to bed, usually about 20 minutes. Sometimes babies also need to be more comforted by their parents to be able to fall asleep.
- Mood: Calm, pleasant and adaptable. Parents should pay attention to promptly respond to the child's needs.
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3 / Sensitive Baby
Children are easily affected by the surrounding environment such as fear of sounds, startling and crying. Children are very timid compared to other children, do not like meeting strangers, are always alert and often difficult to accept new things. However, with help from parents, the baby will feel more confident.
- Eating habits: Baby is relatively uncomfortable. Just what makes the baby dissatisfied will stop eating. Mom needs to be persistent and take time to care for the baby to eat properly.
- Social communication: Children like to play alone, are always alert to strangers and do not like interactive games. Parents need to encourage and support their children to participate in many activities.
- Sleep: If you want your baby to sleep well, the mother should wrap the baby tightly so that the baby won't be startled by the noise. Without proper sleep and sleep, babies can become angry, tired and restless.
- Mood: Or irritable, angry when being affected by the outside.
4 / Active Baby
Children never sit still for too long and love to climb and play, as if they don't know what is tired. Children are active or angry when they do not get what they want, always aggressive. If parents know how to direct and adjust this energy source, children will become talented leaders in the future.
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- Eating habits: Children eat well and quickly, but if they do not respond promptly they become angry.
- Social communication: Children seem to have a lot of energy, are active, they are always present in any game. Children especially want to take control. Babies are highly interactive, or aggressive with peers.
- Sleep: Because he is too giddy, he really doesn't like to sleep. It will be very hard for the mother to comfort the baby to sleep.
- Mood: Baby's mood changes from happy to sad to angry. Children are very stubborn and talkative a lot. It is very difficult for a mother to comfort her when the baby is crying or nagging.
5 / Stubborn Baby
Children rarely laugh, always be annoyed when they do not like something. Most children just want to play alone and do not like having friends to play with. In the child's 5 personality groups, the irritable baby needs the most patience from their parents.
- Eating habits: Babies are often impatient in eating and drinking. It takes a lot of time for the mother to finish feeding.
- Social communication: Children do not like to participate in active games, do not like to be disturbed while playing or have to stop to switch to other games.
- Sleep: The Gropy baby is very difficult to sleep, often cries before falling asleep . Baby sleep time is only about 40 minutes.
- Mood: Sadness, or "whining" is the baby's mood so you need to observe and pay close attention to the child's feelings. Just a small change, a certain stimulus will make children be disturbed.
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