It can be frustrating to manage the family summer schedule, especially when your kids need and enjoy different things. You might find you must constantly cajole and encourage some of your kids to participate in activities, while you have to pull back the reins on others. It’s likely you can feel exhausted before summer even starts. What if you had the ability to understand your child’s unique temperament and their needs before the summer even started? What if you knew how to adjust the schedule, communicate the plan, and ward off battles between siblings before they start? This week, we will look at the Four Temperaments and translate them into strategies for a great family summer.