Ann Gadd is a fully accredited Enneagram practitioner (iEQ9 certified), presenter and professional member of the International Enneagram Association (IEA), holistic therapist, artist, workshop facilitator, and journalist. She is the author of 35 books, including Sex and the Enneagram and an Enneagram kid’s series of books. Ann lives in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Introduction PART 1 Parenting and the Enneagram 1 The Enneagram-Your Parenting How-To 2 Easy-Peasy Enneagram Terminology Explained PART 2 The Enneagram Types -- Parents and Children 3 Type One The Type One Parent: The Parenting Perfectionist The Type One Child: The Good Boy/Girl 4 Type Two The Type Two Parent: The Pleasing and Praising Parent The Type Two Child: :The Little Helper 5 Type Three The Type Three Parent: The Goal-Setting Go-Getter The Type Three Child: The Little Star 6 Type Four The Type Four Parent: The Introspective Individualist The Type Four Child: The Creative Child 7 Type Five The Type Five Parent: The Observing Introvert The Type Five Child: The Little Professor 8 Type Six The Type Six Parent: The Dutiful Parent The Type Six Child: The Super Little Trooper 9 Type Seven The Type Seven Parent: The Spontaneous Socializer The Type Seven Child: The Enthusiastic Extrovert 10 Type Eight The Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots 11 Type Nine The Type Nine Parent: The Accepting Adult/Patient Parent The Type Nine Child: The Chilled Child PART 3 Parent?Child Combinations Type Six The Type Six Parent: The Dutiful Parent The Type Six Child: The Super Little Trooper Type Seven The Type Seven Parent: The Spontaneous Socializer The Type Seven Child: The Enthusiastic Extrovert Type Eight The Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots Type Nine The Type Nine Parent: The Accepting Adult/Patient Parent The Type Nine Child: The Chilled Child PART 3 Parent-Child Combinations Type One Parents and Their Children Type Two Parents and Their Children Type Three Parents and Their Children Type Four Parents and Their Children Type Five Parents and Their Children Type Six Parents and Their Children Type Seven Parents and Their Children Type Eight Parents and Their Children Type Nine Parents and Their Children Afterword Appendix Quick Type Overview Lost Messages Your Child Needs to Hear What Toys Different Enneagram Type Kids Could Enjoy . Bibliography About the Author
Introduction PART 1 Parenting and the Enneagram 1 The Enneagram-Your Parenting How-To 2 Easy-Peasy Enneagram Terminology Explained PART 2 The Enneagram Types -- Parents and Children 3 Type One The Type One Parent: The Parenting Perfectionist The Type One Child: The Good Boy/Girl 4 Type Two The Type Two Parent: The Pleasing and Praising Parent The Type Two Child: :The Little Helper 5 Type Three The Type Three Parent: The Goal-Setting Go-Getter The Type Three Child: The Little Star 6 Type Four The Type Four Parent: The Introspective Individualist The Type Four Child: The Creative Child 7 Type Five The Type Five Parent: The Observing Introvert The Type Five Child: The Little Professor 8 Type Six The Type Six Parent: The Dutiful Parent The Type Six Child: The Super Little Trooper 9 Type Seven The Type Seven Parent: The Spontaneous Socializer The Type Seven Child: The Enthusiastic Extrovert 10 Type Eight The Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots 11 Type Nine The Type Nine Parent: The Accepting Adult/Patient Parent The Type Nine Child: The Chilled Child PART 3 Parent?Child Combinations Type Six The Type Six Parent: The Dutiful Parent The Type Six Child: The Super Little Trooper Type Seven The Type Seven Parent: The Spontaneous Socializer The Type Seven Child: The Enthusiastic Extrovert Type Eight The Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots Type Nine The Type Nine Parent: The Accepting Adult/Patient Parent The Type Nine Child: The Chilled Child PART 3 Parent-Child Combinations Type One Parents and Their Children Type Two Parents and Their Children Type Three Parents and Their Children Type Four Parents and Their Children Type Five Parents and Their Children Type Six Parents and Their Children Type Seven Parents and Their Children Type Eight Parents and Their Children Type Nine Parents and Their Children Afterword Appendix Quick Type Overview Lost Messages Your Child Needs to Hear What Toys Different Enneagram Type Kids Could Enjoy . Bibliography About the Author
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