Based on scientific data, award-winning researcher and Developmental Psychology professor Danielle Dick analyzes a different approach to parenting that focuses on each child's unique genetic "code".

With few exceptions, books and podcasts for parents emphasize the critical role that parents play in shaping a child's life, overlooking a fundamental truth: that genetics influences every aspect of human behavior and each child possesses a unique "code" with predispositions that affect everything, from how easily they get scared to impulsiveness and happiness.

Award-winning professor Danielle Dick debunks the myth that techniques used by parents alone can determine a child's behavior and future. Dick introduces readers to the three dimensions at the root of each child's unique predisposition - extraversion, emotionality, and deliberate control or self-control - and shows that, in reality, the key to raising children who will become happy and successful adults is to adapt their strategy to each child's personality.

Offering an important message, "Every Child is Unique" explains to parents that their most important task is to help their children become the best version of their true selves.