Sensitive Children and the Struggle with Itchy, Ouchy Socks
Highly sensitive children and socks are often not the best of friends. Whether the socks feel itchy, the seam is uncomfortable, or a child simply prefers being barefooted, socks are…
Highly sensitive children and socks are often not the best of friends. Whether the socks feel itchy, the seam is uncomfortable, or a child simply prefers being barefooted, socks are…
Stocking fillers are a great way to gift useful, practical items that will help a highly sensitive child empty their bucket. Or even better, stop their buckets filling in the…
Highly sensitive children often need our help to turn their negative thoughts into positive thoughts. Reading positive affirmations out loud every morning can make a big difference to a child’s…
For many of you schools are still closed and your children may have reached new heights of boredom. Or they may have developed screen eyes. Or their buckets may be…
It’s a strange time for all of us right now. We are all dealing in our own way with the coronavirus crisis, in different countries with different measures. Our usual…
Last week I raced towards a dip. It was the second week of schooling at home, all five of us home 24/7. I am also still trying to shake some…
A child’s journal is a fantastic bucket emptier and therefore a fabulous activity for a highly sensitive child. Getting thoughts, ideas, stories and experiences on paper is a great way to…
Browsing the internet I stumbled upon a must-share highly sensitive person training. It’s an in-depth complete highly person training course on Sounds True given by none other than Elaine Aron….
New year, new reading list. Here are the top 15 parenting books recommended by the Happy Sensitive Kids Community. Be sure to put these parenting books on your reading list…
Making a survival kit for your highly sensitive child can make all the difference to how your child copes with challenges. Comfort, reassurance and safety. Three things that highly sensitive…