Dr. Chheda – Babies are born with personalities. If you have a really fussy baby, they might grow into a more whiny child. If you have a very calm baby, they might stay calm as they grow up too. But whatever their personality style is, it’s something to cherish and love, knowing that it comes genetically. What’s important is making sure you give your child tips, techniques, and coping mechanisms so they can deal with different personality styles they’ll encounter in their lives. They may meet: People who are extroverts People who are extremely shy and reserved People who like to work in teams People who prefer working alone Your goal should be to expose them to different personality styles so they know how to react in various situations. This is especially true with sibling relationships. Even though siblings share the same genetics and environment, they’re going to have different personality styles. This is actually one of the earliest ways that kids learn to deal with different types of people. Remember: it’s not about changing their natural personality, but about giving them tools to interact successfully with others who may be very different from them. Transcriptions from AI and may not be 100% accurate