191: What's Going on Inside Your Highly Sensitive Child? with Dr. Aimie Apigian

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I couldn’t stop using the word “fascinating” in all of my reactions to what Dr. Aimie Apigian teaches us today!
If you have a highly sensitive kid, the kind who struggles with loud noises, bright lights, scratchy tags, squishy food OR is just emotionally reactive - some might say “over dramatic” - this is a MUST listen.
Dr. Aimie will tell us about:
* The complexities of sensitive people, inside and out
* Why sensitive kids misbehave, have trouble setting down their screens, and might be more at risk for addictive behavior
* The beautiful benefits of being highly sensitive too! (We couldn’t let that last one happen without balancing it with the positive.)
* Why and how we need to support our kids' sensitive systems, not just try to “fix” them
* On the other hand - we get into some detailed lab testing and supplement options that might feel like trying to “fix” a child’s sensitivity…well worth it!
* Why we want our kids to “eat the blueberries” and then go much further
This conversation was so eye-opening for me and will likely make some big changes in my own family, and it’s my hope that YOU need precisely this information as well!
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[@linbron2018]

Love this 🎉

[@belletoro3100]

I wonder if many HSC have the MTHFR gene? Much of this sounds very similar. I know my toddler has both

[@KatieKimball]

Ooooo, that's a really intersting question! I bet someone has looked into it, but I can't recall seeing anything personally.

[@zoeanthony2931]

Name of lab, please.

[@KatieKimball]

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