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The Enneagram of Parenting: The 9 Types of Children and How to Raise Them Successfully | Elizabeth Wagele

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Elizabeth Wagele, coauthor of The Enneagram Made Easy and Are You My Type, Am I Yours?, offers the first practical guidebook for parents -- packed with her delightful cartoons -- on how the Enneagram can help to understand and work with children's personality traits and behavioral patterns more effectively and creatively. Using her expertise in making the Enneagram accessible through simple text and zany, informative cartoons, Wagele shows parents how to be flexible and compassionate, willing and eager to recognize the unique potential of every child and to respond to and nurture each child appropriately.

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Enneagram of Parenting: The 9 Types of Children and How to Raise Them Successfully | Elizabeth Wagele

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Helpful, quick read. I didn't agree with most of the parenting advice at the end, but figuring out David (at this stage of development) is likely a 4 was helpful

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