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.

Introduction

PART 1
Parenting and the Enneagram

1 The Enneagram-Your Parenting How-To
2 Easy-Peasy Enneagram Terminology Explained

PART 2The Enneagram Types -- Parents and Children

3 Type OneThe Type One Parent: The Parenting Perfectionist
The Type One Child: The Good Boy/Girl

4 Type TwoThe 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 FourThe 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 SixThe 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 EightThe Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult
The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots

11 Type NineThe Type Nine Parent: The Accepting Adult/Patient Parent
The Type Nine Child: The Chilled Child

PART 3Parent–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 EightThe Type Eight Parent: The Assertive Adult
The Type Eight Child: The Bossy Boots

Type NineThe 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