The first step was identifying their children's temperaments, as well as their own. To create a temperament profile, they rated their children in the following 10 categories. In contrast, a child with a high sensory threshold will be able to wear almost anything, even tight-fitting clothes with itchy tags. The amount of physical energy that tends to drive a child's behavior. Highly active children get fidgety when asked to sit still, feel restless on days they have to stay inside and act impulsively.
Some children are loud or dramatic, while others react quietly and respond with reserve.
The predictability of sleep, hunger, and elimination patterns. A child with irregular patterns tends to get tired or hungry at different times each day. A highly regular child is predictable and can get onto schedules quickly. Children who adapt slowly can act stubborn, strong willed, or headstrong. Children who adapt fast tend to be followers, compliant, and cooperative.