The Parent’s Playbook Test

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Quiz Questions

1.
How well does your child cope with awkward or challenging moments in social settings?
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- A.
  They usually take a unique approach and don’t follow the crowd
- B.
  They don't easily get flustered by social situations.
- C.
  They’re driven and always ready to take on a challenge.
- D.
  They analyse the situation thoroughly before acting.
- E.
  They’re highly empathetic and often put others' needs before their own, or shy away from the challenging situation.
2.
What is your child's approach to new ideas or experiences?
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- A.
  These experiences tend to really excite them.
- B.
  They enjoy these experiences but need to be with others.
- C.
  They are generally not comfortable with new experiences.
- D.
  They are eager to have new experiences and learn new things - generally in a competitive fashion.
- E.
  They stand back initially until they feel more familiar and safe.
3.
How does your child react to criticism?
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- A.
  They are driven by what others think of them - criticism tends to bring out anger.
- B.
  They care a great deal of what others think of them and tend to creep back into their shell.
- C.
  They may feel sensitive but tend to move on in a 'neverminded' type of way.
- D.
  They use it as motivation to improve
- E.
  They generally manage to handle the criticism with logic instead of emotion - if anything, overthink the criticism.
4.
What does your child enjoy doing in their free time?
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- A.
  Spending time with friends and socializing. Big groups energize them.
- B.
  Spending time with friends, but smaller, more intimate groups.
- C.
  As long as they're busy, they're happy.
- D.
  They tend be very dedicated to achieving their goals, even in their free time.
- E.
  Learning, thinking, analysing, understanding in any shape or form.
5.
How does your child handle stress or pressure?
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- A.
  They tend to appear calm but I know they are very aware of their emotions.
- B.
  They tend to "wear their heart on their sleave", as they say.
- C.
  They thrive and perform well under pressure.
- D.
  They tend to go from a 'free-flowing' energy to being reserved.
- E.
  They remain calm and tend to revert to logic.
6.
What motivates/excites your child the most?
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- A.
  Exploring new ideas and expressing creativity.
- B.
  Helping others and making a positive impact.
- C.
  Knowing they've performed well in something that matters to them.
- D.
  Being apart of high energy situations and environments.
- E.
  Understanding complex concepts and solving problems - they enjoy an intellectual challenge.
7.
How does your child typically express their emotions (positive and negative)?
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- A.
  Generally in an unorthodox way.
- B.
  They generally become very sensitive.
- C.
  By reflecting and processing internally.
- D.
  Emotion tends to drive action.
- E.
  By talking and sharing with friends.
8.
What is your child's biggest strength?
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- A.
  Their ability to connect with others.
- B.
  Their analytical and logical thinking.
- C.
  Their empathy and compassion for others.
- D.
  Their perseverance and grit.
- E.
  Their creativity and imagination.
9.
How do you think your child best learns?
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- A.
  Through independent research and analysis.
- B.
  They need to understand the ‘why’, to fully grasp a concept.
- C.
  Through freely exploring and experimenting - often with their hands.
- D.
  In group settings with peers.
- E.
  By setting goals and working hard.
10.
What is your child's approach to friendships?
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- A.
  Always in competition - even during seemingly meaningless activities.
- B.
  They are empathetic and supportive friends.
- C.
  They prefer more intimate and meaningful conversations and friendships
- D.
  They thrive in social settings and easily build strong bonds.
- E.
  They seem to very comfortable just going with the flow.
11.
How does your child handle failure or setbacks?
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- A.
  They analyse logically, looking to understand what went wrong.
- B.
  It tends to affect them deeply but they are often able to learn from the experience.
- C.
  They see it as a challenge to overcome in the near future.
- D.
  They use challenges as a chance to get inventive and try a different approach.
- E.
  They seek to resonate with other people about the experience.
12.
When faced with a problem, how does your child usually respond?
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- A.
  They collaborate and seek input from others.
- B.
  They approach problems in imaginative and unconventional ways.
- C.
  Problems often drive my child and get them zoned in.
- D.
  They take others’ feelings and perspectives into account when solving problems.
- E.
  They analyse all aspects before deciding.
13.
What do you think matters most to your child?
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- A.
  The wellbeing and happiness of others.
- B.
  Making sense of the world around them.
- C.
  Having the freedom to share their creative and unique ideas.
- D.
  Achieving their goals and dreams - to compete and be the best.
- E.
  Being the peoples person - building strong social relationships.
14.
How does your child respond to new environments?
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- A.
  They make new friends and socialise easily.
- B.
  They explore with curiosity.
- C.
  They build emotional connections and relate easily to others.
- D.
  They adapt quickly and set new expectations.
- E.
  They observe and analyse before engaging.
15.
How does your child handle decision-making?
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- A.
  They make decisions confidently and quickly.
- B.
  They like to consider all facts before deciding.
- C.
  They seek advice and input from others.
- D.
  They struggle to make decisions - often considering the emotional impact the decision will have on others involved.
- E.
  Struggle to choose between options provided - tend to come up with new possibilities.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
The Resilient Go-Getter
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"Your child is driven, determined, and refuses to give up." Strengths:- Self-Motivated & Hardworking – They set big goals and push themselves to achieve them.- Thrives Under Pressure – They don’t back down from challenges; they step up.- Bounces Back Quickly – They don’t dwell on setbacks for long—they learn and move forward.Challenge:- Can Be Too Hard on Themselves – They may struggle with frustration when things don’t go their way. Pro Parenting Tips:- Teach them that failure is part of success – Help them see setbacks as stepping stones rather than roadblocks.- Encourage balance – They may push themselves too hard, so create a structure for them which helps them switch off and relax from time to time.What Makes Them Unique:Your child’s resilience and drive will take them far in life. Their ability to persevere when things get tough is a rare and powerful trait!Have a look at your email for more FREE details
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The Creative Free-Spirit
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"Your child is imaginative, expressive, and sees the world differently."Strengths:- Original Thinker – They have a unique way of looking at things and often come up with creative solutions.- Passionate & Emotionally Expressive – When they care about something, they put their heart into it.- Spontaneous & Adventurous – They love exploring new ideas, places, and experiences.Challenge:- Struggles with Structure – They may resist routines and prefer to go with the flow.Pro Parenting Tips:- Allow them creative freedom – Give them space to explore their ideas and express themselves.- Help them find balance between creativity and discipline – create a structure for them that allows for creativity but has firm boundaries.What Makes Them Unique:Your child’s ability to see the world in a different way makes them a natural innovator. Their creativity and passion will inspire those around them!Have a look at your email for more FREE details!
3.
The Social Connector
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"Your child is outgoing, charismatic, and thrives in social environments." Strengths:- Great at Building Relationships – They connect with others easily and make people feel included.- Energetic & Enthusiastic – They bring excitement and positivity wherever they go.- Excellent Communicator – They express themselves well and are natural leaders in group settings.Challenge:- Can Be Easily Distracted – Their social nature means they might struggle with focus and time management. Pro Parenting Tips:- Teach them to balance fun with responsibility – help create a system with a few small challenges that suit their interests and passions to keep them accountable and provide direction.- Encourage healthy friendships – While they love being around people, guide them toward forming strong, meaningful connections.What Makes Them Unique:Your child’s ability to connect with others is a superpower. Their charisma and people skills will open doors for them in every aspect of life!Have a look at your email for more FREE details!
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The Thoughtful Analyst
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"Your child is logical, introspective, and loves to understand how things work."Strengths:- Deep Thinker – They don’t just accept things at face value; they analyse and question everything.- Detail-Oriented & Observant – They notice things that others miss and are great at problem-solving.- Calm & Composed – They don’t rush decisions and prefer to think things through.Challenge:- Overthinks & Hesitates – They may struggle with decision-making because they want to get everything right.Pro Parenting Tips:- Help them trust their instincts – Encourage them to take action instead of getting stuck in analysis paralysis.- Praise effort, not just results – They appreciate logic and fairness, so acknowledge their hard work, not just their successes.What Makes Them Unique:Your child’s ability to think critically and solve problems will help them succeed in anything they pursue. Their calm, thoughtful nature is a rare and valuable strength!Have a look at your email for more FREE details!
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The Sensitive Empath
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"Your child is deeply compassionate, intuitive, and cares deeply about others." Strengths:- Highly Attuned to Others’ Feelings – They pick up on emotions and always know when someone needs support.- Kind & Supportive – They naturally put others first and make people feel valued.- Strong Sense of Justice – They care about fairness and doing what’s right.Challenge:- Can Take on Others’ Emotions Too Much – They may struggle with emotional overwhelm or feeling responsible for other people’s problems. Pro Parenting Tips:- Teach them healthy emotional boundaries. They need to have a clear understanding of what is important to them - this makes decision making more clear.- Encourage self-care – They need to recharge their own emotional energy just as much as they help others. What Makes Them Unique:Your child’s deep empathy and kindness make the world a better place. Their ability to truly understand and support others is a rare and beautiful gift!Have a look at your email for more FREE details!