Parental Profile

Discover your parenting style and face modern challenges

Parenting test for Generation X and Y with Generation Z children

Do you want to better understand your parenting style and how you face the challenges that Generation X (born between 1965 and 1980) and Y (born between 1981 and 1996) parents encounter with their Generation Z children (born between 1997 and 2012)? This tool is designed specifically for you. It evaluates how you manage technology, conflict, and important decisions, and provides you with a personalized report with practical advice to improve your approach.

What the test measures:

• Parenting Style: Discover if you are an Adaptive, Helicopter 2.0, Permissive/Disconnected, or Pragmatic parent. Each profile offers an overview of your parenting attitudes and behaviors.
• Approach to Technology: Evaluate how you regulate the use of technology within the family, adapted to your children’s age and your generation.
• Conflict Management: Analyze how you handle situations of stress and tension with your children, focusing on communication and maintaining balance.
• Critical Decisions: Examine your reaction to important decisions made by your children, such as dropping out of school, and discover how to prevent at-risk situations, such as becoming a NEET.

What the report provides:

• Personalized Profile: A detailed description of your parenting style, adapted to your generation and the specific characteristics of your children.
• Strengths and Areas for Improvement: A summary of your strengths and the areas to work on, with practical advice to enhance your parenting skills.
• Specific Suggestions: Recommendations on how to better manage technology, improve communication, and address critical decisions.
• NEET Risk Assessment: Strategies on how to prevent your children from becoming NEETs, adapted to family dynamics.

Why take this test? This tool not only helps you identify your parenting profile but also provides valuable insights on how to improve your family interactions, make more informed decisions, and best support your children on their journey toward adulthood.