Bullet journalling for highly sensitive people is an excellent idea. Why? Because a bullet journal helps us to nurture our creative side, explore our emotions and thoughts and create lists…
It is soon Father’s Day. If you’re still wondering what to gift that highly sensitive father in your life then you can’t go wrong with one of these ten ideas. 1….
Highly sensitive children (HSC) often have difficulty switching off their active minds and getting some help to create calm at bedtime is a wonderful idea.
Alone time and highly sensitive people go together like fish and chips (or peanut butter and jelly, if that’s how you roll). But getting the acceptance that alone time for a highly sensitive person is a necessity can be challenging. Making others understand that you are not being antisocial is sometimes more troublesome than it should be. But it’s worth persevering.
Are you ready for the Happy Sensitive Kids Empty your Bucket Challenge? Of course you are! You can jump on it at any time, wherever you are in the world….
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…
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…
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…
Highly sensitive people need a creative outlet. Highly sensitives are, by nature, creative beings. Did you once dream of becoming an artist, or a musician, a writer, a seamstress or…
Here are three ways highly sensitive people can benefit from a weighted blanket, as well as lots of buying tips and recommendations. The popularity of weighted blankets continues to rise….