12 Signs Your Child Is a Highly Sensitive Extrovert
It’s a misconception that all highly sensitive people are introverts. In fact, 30 percent of HSPs are actually extroverts. Is your child one of them? Here’s how to tell.
It’s a misconception that all highly sensitive people are introverts. In fact, 30 percent of HSPs are actually extroverts. Is your child one of them? Here’s how to tell.
Highly sensitive people often enjoy a special connection with animals — and for a highly sensitive child, a pet can be a lifesaver.
Change is hard for highly sensitive people — and becoming a mother is likely the biggest change you’ll ever experience. That’s why self-care is so critical.
Sensitive children can be extremely gifted — but they need a different kind of parenting to help them thrive.
Signs of a healthy but highly sensitive child — such as overstimulation — can be mistaken for other traits, like ADHD or autism.
1 in 3 boys are highly sensitive, but they may not need the same message as sensitive girls. What should you do instead?
Due to overlapping characteristics of ADHD and high sensitivity — like getting overstimulated easily — it can be difficult to tell them apart.
Childhood emotional neglect can leave any child with difficulties that last into adulthood. But for a highly sensitive person, it can be crippling.
Parenting a sensitive child can feel like you’re constantly walking a tightrope — you’re trying not to overwhelm your child, but sometimes also wishing they would handle things better. Using the right parenting style can make it much, much easier.
Sensitive children have different needs, even at playtime. Here’s how to give them the experiences they need to thrive — and have fun.
HSP parenting challenges aren’t due to weakness, but due to having more to process while doing the same tasks others can float through.
I used to feel powerless and emotionally flooded in my relationship with my highly sensitive child. Here’s what I did to overcome it.
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