Yellow/Sanguine Temperament Profile
Your child is social, playful, and full of energy, often inspiring joy in others. They thrive in environments with interaction, fun, and exploration.
How to support them: Encourage group play, creative activities, and collaborative projects. Celebrate their enthusiasm and help them focus when necessary.
Receiving Gifts
Your child feels most loved through thoughtful gifts or surprises, which show that you know and value them. It’s less about materialism and more about intentional thoughtfulness.
How to support them: Offer small, meaningful tokens or surprises that reflect their interests, celebrate achievements, or mark special occasions.
Montessori
The Montessori approach is a child-centered philosophy that nurtures independence, curiosity, and purposeful learning through hands-on experience. Developed by Dr. Maria Montessori, it is built on the belief that children learn best in an environment that supports their natural drive to explore and master real-world skills.
In a Montessori setting, the environment is carefully prepared with beautiful, practical materials that invite exploration. Children move freely, choose their work, and learn through doing — developing concentration, coordination, and confidence along the way.
This approach values respect for the child, self-direction, and intrinsic motivation. Learning is seen as a joyful, natural process that unfolds at the child’s own pace. The goal is not just academic understanding, but the cultivation of capable, thoughtful, and independent individuals who find meaning in their work and connection in their world.
