These children are often adaptable, content, and responsible—traits that can serve them well. At home, however, they may be easily overlooked, take on pressure to be the "perfect child," or receive less attention than more challenging siblings. Parents often feel grateful but worry they're "taking them for granted."
When parenting an Easy-Going child, ensuring they receive individual attention, avoiding over-praise or comparisons to siblings, and supporting their mental health alongside daily responsibilities can help. Your child may not always fit this type, but starting with resources for Easy-Going children resources may be useful.
