The 10 Faces of Childhood Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
General Introduction Welcome to this work dedicated to the characters of children. Here, you will find 10 different types of characters that children can develop. For each character, we will: •Provide a clear definition. •Tell an illustrative story to better understand this type of child. ⸻
General definitions on the characters of children
Geznah.S | The Silence Reader
In children, there are two main categories of characters: I. Natural characters These are deep traits, present from birth. They are part of the very essence of the child, like something inscribed in their blood. These traits are difficult to change because they represent what he is at his core. II. Acquired characters By: Geznah.S | The Silence Reader These are behavioral traits that the child develops through external influence: •The education received,
•Life experiences, •The energies of the people around him, •The traumas or joys experienced. These traits are more flexible and can change or evolve over time and the environment.
Note: in many children (and therefore in many adults as well), the two types of characters mix. A natural character can be modified or strengthened by life experiences.