5 Tips and Strategies for Parenting a Highly Sensitive Child

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Rocking it ladies as usual

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Thank you!

[@Roseflowz]

My toddler is a highly sensitive toddler but does not have sensory issues. I just read that those things are not necessarily connected

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Not always, that's true!

[@lilymariana9367]

Hi I realize that my son is highly sensitive, would like to know which suit best ( listening program, therapeutic listening and safe and sound protocol) for my child 3yo who has difficulty in accepting loud noise, cannot enggage with other peers, picky eater, and etc. What is your reccommendation?

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Hi! We'd recommend looking at the different programs and talking with their customer service - without knowing your child, we're unable to recommend which one specifically would be best for them. However, we have personally used all 3 programs with great results with many children!

[@ifechiezumba9889]

Hi, thanks for this video it was really helpful. I have tried to downlad the checklist but it takes me to other freebies but not the semsory checklist

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Glad it was helpful! So sorry the link isn't working! The sensory checklist should be at the bottom of the page, after you enter your email! Please let us know if you still can't access it!

[@christinayarmolyuk9808]

We sis rheraputic liatwning and the series of songs for focus i think it was, one often used for ADHD was moat helpful for our son

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Glad that the listening program was helpful!

[@leannestrong1000]

I was a highly sensitive child, and now I'm a highly sensitive adult. Now, I wouldn't avoid areas such as parks or kid play places. However, I have always had the sensory sensitivities. However, I have an autism spectrum diagnosis, and sensory issues are common for people on the spectrum. I am also more of a girly-girl. Unfortunately, if in addition to being highly sensitive, you are on the autism spectrum, AND favor stereotypically feminine activities, clothes, and mannerisms, you might be seen as a 'mean girl,' even if you're not. And unfortunately, adults only seem to perpetuate this stereotype, that highly sensitive, extroverted girly-girls are 'mean.'

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We have some resources on our website for adults if you're looking for more! harkla.co

[@wutyilin4288]

My neice is a 8 years old girl who is comfortable with adult but she is always difficult with the young people 。And I think she also can't along with her friends because she is one of the sensitive and make trouble....Is she a highly sensitive child?I really want to know.What is your recommendation?

[@HarklaFamily]

Might be! Here's a free webinar that might be helpful! harkla.co/pages/sensory-diet-webinar-opt-in

[@hienienguyen6766]

yes i noticed that my son gets very irritable when noise is too much for him. He is a very picky eater. I am doing my best to handle this, but he constantly gets very angry and fussy

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Here's one of our free webinars, maybe it will be helpful! harkla.co/pages/sensory-diet-webinar-opt-in