If you have a child who has been labeled a bully or is being bullied, learning the ways we naturally differ is essential to your peace of mind, your child’s positive development, and the foundation you will lay for your mental and emotional quality of life. .

Understanding the natural elements that make up your child’s individuality, from temperament and multiple intelligences to the role environmental influences play, will increase your bond and your child’s self-esteem.

Your child is exclusively yours

Responses to bad behaviors are not the same for everyone. Your son is not like any other. If you have more than one child, they may have similarities, but they are different children. What works for one is not likely to work for the other. Such a situation creates tension for everyone involved, especially your children because they expect you to have the answers.

When you understand how each child is designed to operate, you will also understand why your child is engaging in particular behaviors, and you can then apply workable solutions that produce the desired outcomes for each child. successful parenting depends on it.

Fundamental Basics

The origin of Psychology was established by Hippocrates, the father of medicine, and was based on the types of temperament: 4 basic fluids of the body that were later called Choleric, Sanguineous, Phlegmatic and Melancholic. Hippocrates found that specific behaviors were consistent with each particular bodily fluid and that the fluids of each person were consistent. Quite simply: each person has a custom design that produces the behaviors we see.

Temperaments distinguish human behaviors more than any other factor.

Choleric: Focused on what needs to happen and has little concern for anything between them and their goal.

Blood: Why-focused, generally looking for the fun in it and will create it if needed; oriented to the “idea”.

Phlegmatic: Focused on who is involved and concerned for the benefit of all. When people are well, then they are well.

Melancholia: Focused on how things happen, he seeks to understand the process. The process grounds them; task oriented.

The fundamental core concepts that distinguish each person’s individuality and having knowledge of these core concepts can significantly boost your children as individuals, their interaction with others, and whether they will be marked or refined as adults due to their childhood experiences.

The foundations of individuality are the foundation for unshakable self-esteem and lay the foundation for resilience in our ever-changing world; every father wants this for his son.

The fundamentals of individuality are totally revealing for parents and for those who work with children. They will completely transform the way you perceive what a person does and you will have to review what you have considered “good vs. bad” behaviors, particularly children who have been labeled “bullies.”

Here is your Consciousness of Individuality!