The Parent’s Playbook Test

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Quiz Questions

1.
How does your child typically handle social dilemmas?
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- A.
  They tend to be unconventional and do things differently to most kids.
- B.
  They're socially strong and don't mind asking other for help.
- C.
  They push themselves and never shy away from a challenge.
- D.
  They analyse the situation thoroughly before acting.
- E.
  They empathise with others - often considering their own needs last.
2.
What is your child's approach to new ideas or experiences?
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- A.
  They dive in with enthusiasm.
- B.
  They enjoy these experiences but need to be with friends.
- C.
  They generally aim to make sure everyone else is comfortable and enjoying themselves.
- D.
  They are generally eager to have new experiences and learn new things.
- E.
  They tend to stand back until the 'new' becomes more clear.
3.
How does your child react to criticism?
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- A.
  They are aware of what others think of them and can occasionally negatively affect their mood.
- B.
  They care a great deal of what others think of them, making criticism an area of weakness.
- C.
  They may feel sensitive but tend to move on quickly.
- D.
  They use it as motivation to improve
- E.
  They generally manage to handle the criticism with logic instead of emotion, and adjust accordingly.
4.
What does your child enjoy doing in their free time?
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- A.
  Spending time with friends and socialising. Comfortable in big groups.
- B.
  Spending time with friends - 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, 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 seem to be very comfortable discussing their emotions openly.
- 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 think through solutions logically.
6.
What motivates your child the most?
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- A.
  Exploring new ideas and expressing creativity.
- B.
  Helping others and making a positive impact.
- C.
  Achieving their goals and succeeding in areas they are passionate about.
- 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 (+ & -)?
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- A.
  Creatively and unconventionally
- B.
  By empathising with and supporting others.
- C.
  By reflecting and processing internally.
- D.
  Through determination and 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.
  By understanding the emotional impact and context.
- C.
  Through creative exploration and experimentation.
- 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.
  They are drawn to people that appreciate their mindset.
- B.
  They are empathetic and supportive friends.
- C.
  They prefer deeper, more intimate 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 what went wrong with logic and learn from it.
- B.
  It generally affects them but they tend to take a lot from the set back.
- C.
  They see it as a challenge to overcome.
- D.
  They use it as inspiration for a new and creative solution.
- E.
  They seek to resonate with other people about the experience.
12.
What is your child's approach to problem-solving?
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- A.
  They collaborate and seek input from others.
- B.
  They think creatively and outside the box.
- C.
  They tackle it head-on with determination and confidence.
- D.
  They consider the emotions and opinions of others before making decisions.
- E.
  They analyse all aspects before deciding.
13.
What do you think matters most to your child?
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- A.
  Making a positive impact on others.
- B.
  Making sense of the world around them.
- C.
  Being able to express their creative and original thoughts.
- D.
  As achieving their goals and dreams - to compete and be the best.
- E.
  Being the peoples person - building strong social relationships.
14.
What is your child's reaction to new environments?
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- A.
  They make new friends and socialise easily.
- B.
  They explore creatively and with curiosity.
- C.
  They empathise and connect with others emotionally.
- 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 friends.
- D.
  They consider the emotional impact the decision will have on those involved.
- E.
  They always surprise me with their 'out-of-the-box' thinking.

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!
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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!

The Parent’s Playbook Test

Discover your child's unique personality type and unlock tailored parenting strategies. This quiz offers insights into their strengths and challenges, helping you support their growth effectively. Perfect for parents eager to understand and nurture their child's potential.

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes