How Do You Know When It’s Time to Change Schools?
How do you know when it’s time to change schools is question has been on my mind a lot since writing Dear Teacher. The post got a lot of attention,…
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How to Help Your Highly Sensitive Child After School
Do you regularly have to pick your young child off the ground on the school playground? Do you know what it’s like to hear the slam of a bedroom door…
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How to Help a Child Recognise Anger
Learning about emotions is an important part of growing up. Emotions matter. And learning how to recognise anger is a big part of our emotional development. If we help our…
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How to Help a Highly Sensitive Child with Anger: Look at the Why
Is your highly sensitive child often angry? Explosive even? A highly sensitive child is easily overwhelmed by the world around them. They feel things intensely. And that overwhelm or distress…
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How To Find Balance As A Highly Sensitive Extrovert
Are you a highly sensitive extrovert? Although it’s more common to be an introverted highly sensitive person (HSP), you are certainly not alone. I’m delighted to introduce you to Alison…
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Make Happiness a Theme of Your Highly Sensitive Life
There’s a reason I named this blog Happy Sensitive Kids. The happy part is an important one. Understanding our sensitive children is one thing, giving them the tools to put…
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Being Highly Sensitive IS Normal
First things first: highly sensitive is normal. Ever told someone that your child is highly sensitive only to be met with a blank stare? Or worse still, to be given…
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Make a Happy List and Grow It!
This month is Happiness Happens month. It’s a great time to think about what makes you happy. It’s a great month to make a happy list to carry with you…
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9 Things That Makes a Highly Sensitive Person Happy
Happiness is a wonderful theme to focus on. Happiness. What does it mean? When are you happy? What makes a highly sensitive person (HSP) happy? Where you can find happiness…
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5 Ways to Help a Child Turn Their Negative Self-Talk into a Helpful Friend
Negative self-talk is damaging. This kind of self-talk is a critical inner voice that just won’t quit. It is emotionally and mentally harmful. But we can teach our children to…
