Raising an Emotionally Sensitive Child: Build an Emotionally Healthy Relationship with your Kid

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• "I feel like I do not understand my child."
• "I feel disconnected with my child's feelings."
• "It is disheartening to see my child crumbling inside his head."

"Raising an Emotionally Sensitive Child" can be your savior in this highly challenging journey.
High sensitivity (HS) is a hereditary trait that affects about 20% of the world's population. High sensitivity is misconstrued as a flaw, although Highly sensitive people are highly capable, conscientious, and alert people who are more sensitive to their surroundings and others' feelings than most people.

"Raising an Emotionally Sensitive Child" will help you understand the following concepts:

• The science and psychology of high sensitivity
• What are highly sensitive children like?
• Myths about emotionally sensitive people to give you a better understanding of your highly sensitive child.
• Signs of an emotionally sensitive child helping you determine if your child is emotionally sensitive or not
• The fact that sensitivity is a gifted trait, and highly sensitive people have many excellent strengths.
• Challenges an emotionally sensitive child may have to tackle while growing up. These problems include meltdowns, tantrums, inability to accept criticism, difficulty making friends, being bullied, people-pleasing, self-criticism, burnout, overthinking, indecisiveness and perfectionism.
• Strategies that can help parents of emotionally sensitive children in their demanding journey. Parental advice on valuing your child, developing a connection through validation, teaching emotional intelligence, setting boundaries and disciplining, showing a healthy approach towards criticism and more are discussed in detail.
• Tips to the parents of emotionally sensitive children on coping with stressful parenthood, especially when they themselves are highly sensitive. For example, working out tendencies, communicating boundaries, being mindful of your thoughts, opting for soothing activities, and forgiving yourself for making mistakes.
• Common mistakes parents of an emotionally sensitive child have to avoid as trying to change your child, being impatient with your child, suppressing your child's emotions, ignoring routine for your child and more.
• Stress-relieving exercises and activities for the parents include yoga, meditation, tai chi, kickboxing, art therapy, breath focus, and some outdoor practices.

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