Why Highly Sensitive Children Love Their Clutter
Highly sensitives are bothered by clutter. Clutter stresses and creates a sense of chaos. That is true for highly sensitive adults in any case. Adults are less inclined to be able…
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Why Journaling is So Good for a Highly Sensitive Person
Journaling is not just a good tool for a highly sensitive person, but a fantastic bucket emptying tool for highly sensitive children too. Here are the many reasons why. What…
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Sensitive to Smells? Use it to Your Advantage
Do people tell you that you are sensitive to smells? Constantly sniffing the air to determine what THAT smell is? You’re not alone. Many highly sensitive people seem to sensitive…
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Helping a Highly Sensitive Child with Their Worries with a Monster Headband
Take the fears and worries of your highly sensitive child (HSC) seriously. They think deeply. They don’t just read about a monster; they picture it in full technicolour and imagine what…
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What Would Make School Perfect for Your Highly Sensitive Child?
Schooling is an issue for many a highly sensitive child (HSC). Traditional schools often fall short of meeting the needs of a HSC either because of space limitations, overcrowding or…
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5 Ways to Help You Help Your Highly Sensitive Child
When you are parenting a highly sensitive child (HSC) you may need to do things a little differently. You need to find the right tools to help a highly sensitive child….
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8 Ways to Help Highly Sensitive Children With Their Emotions
Up to twenty percent of children are highly sensitive (HSCs). A highly sensitive child has big emotions. These children are emotionally tuned into the world around them. They have a highly…
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How to Simplify Family Life
Anything to help simplify family life is more than welcome. So the book Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne is a real blessing. I am not sure how I heard about…
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Put Your Worries on a Cloud: A Meditation for Children
A meditation for children can work wonders for kids who have trouble getting to sleep. Highly Sensitive Children Need Help to Process Their Day My youngest son has always been…
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An Activity to Help a Highly Sensitive Child Empty Their Bucket (with free printable)
A highly sensitive child (HSC) has difficulty filtering out sensory input around them. This means, for example, that every noise, smell, touch, action and movement around them is noticed and deeply processed….
