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What kind of parent are you, really?

The kind quiz that reveals your parenting style (no judgement).

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Who it's for

Positive parenting coaches, parent support professionals, family therapists. To qualify prospects who want to understand how they work as parents.

Why it works

Every parent has doubts. The quiz sets a reassuring frame ("there's no wrong answer") that puts them at ease immediately: and positions you as support, not as a judge.

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What kind of parent are you, really?

In 6 judgement-free questions, we identify your parenting style and the small adjustment that can change everything in your relationship with your child.

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6 questions

  1. 1When your child has a meltdown in public, you:

    • Set firm limits, whatever others think
    • Try to understand what's going on for them in that moment
    • Give in to avoid a scene, and talk about it later
    • Lose your footing and react as best you can

  2. 2Your child brings home a bad grade from school:

    • You set a framework so they work more seriously
    • You ask how THEY feel about it
    • You tell them it's no big deal and reassure them
    • You react depending on YOUR mood (disappointment, anger, indifference)

  3. 3Your biggest challenge with your child right now:

    • They don't respect the rules and it's a constant battle
    • They have intense emotions I don't know how to handle
    • I let too much slide and I can't say no
    • I lose my temper too easily and feel guilty afterwards

  4. 4When you compare your parenting with your own parents':

    • I do as they did, it worked for me
    • I do the EXACT opposite, I don't want to repeat it
    • I'm gentler, maybe too gentle
    • I catch myself doing things I swore I'd never do

  5. 5When your child shouts "I hate you", you:

    • Remind them that you're the parent and you have rules
    • Ask yourself: was what I did really fair?
    • Crumble inside, you feel very guilty
    • Get angry, it hurts you but you don't know how to say it

  6. 6What you'd like to improve in your parenting:

    • Holding my boundaries without shouting or exhausting myself
    • Supporting my child's emotions better
    • Daring to set limits without feeling guilty
    • Breaking the cycle where I lose my temper and then blame myself

The 4 results

The structured parent

You set clear rules and stick to them. Your strength: your child knows what to expect. Your trap: you can confuse firmness with harshness, and miss the emotional needs hiding behind behaviour.

The emotional parent

You welcome emotions, you take time to understand. Your strength: your child feels heard. Your trap: you can get lost in their emotional world and forget your own framework.

The permissive parent (out of love)

You hate seeing your child angry or sad, so you give in to keep the peace. Your strength: they feel your unconditional love. Your trap: without a framework, they're left in the fog and end up pushing the limits further and further.

The reactive parent

You swing between love and anger, patience and explosion. Your strength: you're not controlling, you're authentic. Your trap: your child never knows where they stand, and you feel guilty after every reaction.

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