Description
Are you one of the 'highly sensitive people'? If so, you might be raising one too!
Highly sensitive children are acutely aware of their surroundings. They are more empathetic, shy or introverted than other children. Highly sensitive children may also be anxious or have a hard time concentrating because they are overstimulated in big spaces and overwhelmed by loud noises. Understanding high sensitivity can mean the difference between raising a shy child and helping him to flourish in school and social situations.
A highly sensitive child has an extreme nervous system.They are keenly aware of their surroundings, so they perceive even minor details and tend to pick up on subtle social cues. They get easily overstimulated by loud noises, bright lights, strong smells and touch, too much information or too many people. Highly sensitive children are more likely than others to be introverted, anxious, empathetic or shy.
This book covers:
- The Most Common Traits of a HSC
- The highly sensitive child and behavioral inhibition
- From Calm to Explosive: the HSC Anger
- Highly Sensitive and Autism: Similarities and Differences
- Anxiety under control
- Focus on Feelings, Not on Tears
- Help Your Child Get a Good Sleep
- HS Parent for a HS Child
- Preschool Time: Getting Ready for School
- Sports and Activities for Emotional Health
- A True Inspirational Story
And much more!
They have a rich inner life and are creative and empathetic. They notice things that others miss, have a good memory and process information deeply.
Children who are extremely sensitive may be perceived as shy or overly emotional. But emotional, gentle and kind children who are easily overstimulated are still considered highly sensitive.
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Author: Kyla Foster
Publisher: Kyla Foster
Published: 06/26/2021
Pages: 102
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.32lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.21d
ISBN13: 9781803308951
ISBN10: 1803308958
BISAC Categories:
- Education | Parent Participation
- Family & Relationships | Parenting | Parent & Adult Child
- Family & Relationships | Education