Your child has impulsiveness, hastiness, and intolerance of any coercion or restriction. They may display stubbornness and a reluctance to submit to discipline, and can be difficult to convince of anything. They cannot tolerate monotony and may feel drawn to highly risky adventures and dangerous sports (for example, auto racing, skydiving, or ski jumping). Parents should not forbid these activities, but rather encourage participation after proper instruction and serious preparation. It is important to instill discipline and teach them self-control, as then they can achieve much. They may be interested in technology, experiments with machines, electricity, and computers.
Such a child is better taught according to an individual plan, tailored to their learning abilities, because they are not interested in studying the school curriculum together with others.
Already in early childhood, there may be an interest in sexual matters. It is important to help them understand these issues correctly and teach them to consider the results and consequences of their actions.
