HSCs: Information Processing and Why It’s Important
Highly sensitive people, adults as well as children, perceive the world with heightened sensitivity. Our delicate antennae pick up on subtleties that often go unnoticed by others. Dr. Elaine N….
Highly sensitive people, adults as well as children, perceive the world with heightened sensitivity. Our delicate antennae pick up on subtleties that often go unnoticed by others. Dr. Elaine N….
For highly sensitive children (HSCs), finding solace in the pages of a book can be a transformative experience. Not only is reading a bucket emptier, but stories also have the…
We all know that prevention is better than cure, so reducing the chance of your HSC experiencing overwhelm is a good goal to strive for. Adding these four strategies to…
Halloween can be an exciting and fun holiday for many children, but for highly sensitive children, it can present some challenges. Highly sensitive children often have heightened emotional and sensory…
Starting school is an exciting and nerve-wracking experience for any child. However, for highly sensitive children, the transition to school can be especially challenging. For highly sensitive children the school…
Adolescence is a tumultuous time, but for some, it is even more complex. Your highly sensitive teenager experiences the world with heightened sensitivity and intensity. This means there are unique…
A highly sensitive child (HSC) is quickly overwhelmed by every day environments. Their emotions are often strong and can take them and you by surprise. Once your child’s bucket is…
I launched the Happy Sensitive Kids blog back in 2014. My eldest was 7. I have 3 sons and my youngest was 3 then. I started the blog because I…
For a highly sensitive person (HSP) to flourish we need to make choices that create balance in our lives. There are three steps to take in order to create a…
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…