The Child Whisperer, by Carol Tuttle
For those of you who are familiar with energy profiling, and
Dressing Your Truth, The Child Whisperer will build on the knowledge you have,
and help you make more sense than ever on how to help your children be true to
their nature.
For everyone else, if you have kids, you need to read this
book. Have you ever wondered if there was a “way” to raise your children? Well,
as you already know, each of your kids is different. The tricks or methods you
used to help teach, or discipline, one of them rarely, if ever, works the same
way on different children. Each child comes with different quirks and
personalities, and each one of those things makes them wonderful and unique.
But at the exact same time, each one of your children comes with unique and
perplexing difficulties.
The Child Whisperer is a unique book. It takes what you know
about your children, and helps you create a roadmap for each one. It allows you
to get inside each child’s head, or rather their nature.
If you’ve ever wondered why one of your children seems more
reserved, or willing to obey you, while the next one seems to bounce off the
walls, exuding enough energy to arm a nuclear bomb, you are most definitely not
alone. The wonderful thing about Carol Tuttle’s book is that is equips you with
the ability to identify your child’s nature, what makes them tick, and how to
help them live true to who they are.
There are four basic types of energy, and each person
predominantly lives their live, whether they know it or not, around one of
these types. Each type of energy processes thoughts differently, reacts
differently to any given situation, and even loves differently. The Child
Whisperer will first help you identify which energy type your child is, and
then it will give you suggestions and tips on how to help that child learn and
act in ways that honor who he or she is.
This book is so helpful you can’t not read it. I read it,
and already I have been able to see a difference in my children. They are
happier, and I am happier.
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