Nursery Rhymes
By Nonen Titi
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Do I really favour one of my kids?
Many parents and teachers worry that they favour one of their children and most feel guilty about it.
But having favourites is not only natural, it is unavoidable, because people are born with different personality types and those are responsible for how we get along with each other. By getting to know the natural personality type of each of your children or students, you can come to understand what motivates their words and actions and so help ease natural clashes and relieve the guilt.
Based on the Myers-Briggs and Jungian psychological types, this book describes the 16 different human personalities and allows you to quickly discover those of your children (or students) without the need for tests or questionnaires. Simply take in mind one child you know relatively well, begin at the start and follow the instructions at the bottom of the page. Within four to eight pages, you will not only know their “typename”, but have an explanation as to what motivates their behaviour and the answer to questions such as:
Why do I clash with my teenager?
Why can’t I get this child to behave in class?
Why can’t my child make any friends?
I treated all my kids the same, so why does one of them have problems?
Because children DO come with instruction manuals. You just need to know how to read them.
Nonen Titi
I started my career in physical and mental healthcare, tropical nursing and midwifery, including an assignment with Medecins sans Frontieres to Columbia and four summers in a camp for children with type one diabetes. Those experiences still provide a lot of the material for my books. More recently I added hypnotherapy to my healthcare training.After my children were born, I changed to education and worked a few years as a Montessori teacher before opting to educate my own children at home. That was one of the most wonderful experiences of my life. In the meantime we had moved from Europe and the UK to the USA, Australia and now New Zealand.Nearly twenty years ago I became interested in the theory of psychological types of Carl Jung (and of Myers-Briggs and David Keirsey) which has changed my perspective on life completely and which I have made my special interest of study. When my children went off to university, I decided to join them and get a degree in philosophy. Since then I have been a writer of both fiction and non-fiction books inspired by the inborn differences that influence the beliefs, behavior and natural talents of every person on Earth.Although I enjoy writing non-fiction books, I believe that fiction is best suited to help bridge those natural differences. Hence, my books portray human nature to a depth where the study of psychology cannot reach, each character an easily recognizable personality and together in pursuit of a positive future.
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A Little Busy
This is the child you know well, especially when he’s young. He shares everything with you: he follows you around from room to room, engages in activities that involve people (including strangers), talks incessantly and/or is physically active. He races to be first to pick up the phone when it rings and asks, Can we go yet?
He goes to school first and foremost to socialize; he approaches other children, initiates new friendships, and gets into trouble for talking or moving too much. He needs regular breaks from quiet activities. Forcing him to sit still or be quiet decreases his concentration; you drain the energy out of him that way. He learns through interaction, sounding out and bouncing ideas off others, which may result in blurting out messages he didn’t quite mean that way, so that people tell him, Think before you speak.
He has a good auditory memory and may remember the words to a song after hearing it only