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by Alissa Taylor (Author)
Are you the parent of a highly sensitive child, and are you looking for some advice to raise them good and happy?
If yes, then keep reading!
Raising a highly sensitive child can be a challenging task. But it is not as difficult as you might think. All children are born with an innate sensitivity to their environment. The things that would create an emotional response in a child can overwhelm the senses of a highly sensitive child so that they withdraw or react excessively.
To raise a highly sensitive child, you must understand what it means to have Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) traits. Being highly sensitive has nothing to do with being shy or introverted. Some people think that shyness is a form of sensitivity, but they are incorrect. Shyness causes you to avoid crowds and be easily overwhelmed, while sensitivity causes you to be more aware of your surroundings and notice subtleties in the world around you.
This book covers:
- What is a highly sensitive child?
- Symptoms of anxiety in children
- Touched by the beauty of emotionality
- Autism and high sensitivity (differences and similarities)
- Six ways to help your sensitive child respond more successfully
- Eight things to say instead of "stop crying"
...And much more!
To successfully raise and care for your highly sensitive child, you need to know what they can handle. Once you have determined their limits, be sure to give them space when possible and encourage them to take breaks often from overwhelming activities. And don't worry, with confidence and understanding, it is possible to raise a happy and well-adjusted highly sensitive child.
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