Hey Highly Sensitive, Remember to Be Yourself!
Be yourself. That’s what sprung to mind whilst reading The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry. This is one of the most important things I have learnt in recent years. If not…
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Book Review: “Pixie’s New Home” for Children Moving House
In the Happy Sensitive Kid community someone recently asked if anyone could recommend a book to help children process the idea of moving home. And then Pixie’s New Home fell into my…
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There’s a Life Before and After Reading Elaine Aron’s Books
If you are starting out on your highly sensitive journey, you may not yet know the name Elaine Aron or her authoritative books. Here’s why you should read Elaine Aron’s…
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This is More Than A Yoga Book for Children
I‘m constantly on the look out for great tools that help my sons relax. I welcome activities or resources with open arms that allow them time to calm their minds and bodies –…
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Dutch Education English Style: An Interview for the LiHSK
I was delighted when Henk-Jan van der Veen from the LiHSK approached me for an interview. The LiHSK is the Landelijk informatiepunt Hoog Sensitieve Kinderen, which is the Dutch National…
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Fill a Journal Page to Empty a Highly Sensitive Mind
Journaling has so many benefits. Journaling is an easy, inexpensive way to empty your mind, process emotions and order your thoughts. Journaling Benefits The beauty of writing down emotions, writing…
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A Review of ‘The Highly Sensitive Child’ by A Mother of a Highly Sensitive Child
If you are parenting a highly sensitive child (HSC) then Elaine Aron’s book “The Highly Sensitive Child: Helping our children thrive when the world overwhelms them“ is undoubtedly a must read….
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6 Perfect Calming Gifts for a Highly Sensitive Child
It’s the season of giving – and particularly at this time of year there are lots of anxious, stressed children about waiting for a visit from the man in red…
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Understanding the Highly Sensitive Child: A Nutshell Guide
There is still a lack of literature on the topic of highly sensitive children, and finding something that tells the highly sensitive story through the eyes of a child is…
