Red/Choleric Temperament Profile
Your child is determined, energetic, and goal-focused, often taking charge naturally. They thrive when given challenges and opportunities to lead.
How to support them: Provide clear expectations and autonomy, encourage problem-solving, and channel their drive and ambition positively. Balance intensity with calm reflection when needed.
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.
Unschooling
Unschooling is a child-led approach to learning grounded in trust, curiosity, and the belief that education happens naturally through life itself. It moves away from formal curriculum and traditional instruction. Instead, recognising that children are born with an innate desire to learn and make sense of the world.
In an unschooling environment, everyday experiences — conversations, play, projects, exploration, and relationships — become the curriculum. Learning follows the child’s interests, passions, and real-life questions, weaving knowledge through meaningful experiences.
The role of the parent or mentor is to support, not steer — to offer resources, opportunities, and encouragement while trusting the child’s process. The aim is not to replicate school at home, but to nurture self-directed learners who are confident, capable, and deeply connected to their own curiosity.