Imi Lo
Imi Lo
Highly Sensitive Children, Highly Sensitive Parents? - with Author Melissa Schwartz
Highly Sensitive Children, Highly Sensitive Parents? - with Author Melissa Schwartz
Highly Sensitive Children, Highly Sensitive Parents? - with Author Melissa Schwartz
Sunday 20th March 2022
Melissa Schwartz discusses raising highly sensitive children and offers tips for parents on Eggshell Transformations with Imi Lo.
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Get the buttons here!Parenting Highly Sensitive Children: Wisdom from Melissa Schwartz
Sometimes, when people ask me what I do for work, I say I help parents raise children who won't have to go to therapy.
Parenting a highly sensitive child can be a unique journey filled with both challenges and rewards. In this episode of Eggshell Transformations, host Imi Lo chats with author Melissa Schwartz, who has just released a book on this very topic. Melissa was actually the first guest on the podcast, making this a special reunion. They dive into how to recognize if your child is highly sensitive and what steps to take if you, as a parent, share this trait.
The conversation covers practical advice on handling extreme reactions, school struggles, and peer interactions. Melissa also shares valuable tips on setting boundaries without hurting your child's feelings and the importance of teaching them emotional language. For parents who find themselves frequently clashing over parenting styles, Melissa offers strategies to navigate disagreements harmoniously. She emphasizes the need for professional support and inner work to create a nurturing environment for highly sensitive children.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for any parent looking to better understand and support their highly sensitive child.