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My son sees angels..

My son sees angels..

by Heidi | Aug 16, 2017 | Being a parent, conscious parenting, Creating vibrant children, new children, Sensitive kids | 0 comments

Beautiful friend, I have a secret that I’ve kept to myself for too long.  And it’s not because I wanted to hide it from you. It’s because I didn’t realise that it could be relevant to you.  But now I know, very strongly, that it is. The truth is : my son sees angels. ...
It’s a perfect, healthy baby boy!…or is he?

It’s a perfect, healthy baby boy!…or is he?

by Heidi | Sep 4, 2016 | Being a parent, Creating vibrant children, Sensitive kids | 2 comments

Once upon a time, I was given a beautiful baby boy.  I expected the ‘perfect, healthy boy’ that each parent proudly announces.  And yes he was!!!  But little did I know, I was about to play ‘how badly do you want that perfect, healthy boy’ game of parenting and I’m...
20 reasons to understand if your child is bright and sensitive early in the piece

20 reasons to understand if your child is bright and sensitive early in the piece

by Heidi | Jul 8, 2015 | Behaviour management, Being a parent, Eczema, Food sensitivities, Going additive free, Milestones, Sensitive kids | 4 comments

[Looking back to January 2015] Tomorrow, my boy heads off to school.  It’s going to be a big one.  Not just because it’s the ‘big, first day’, but because he is going to skip prep and head straight into grade 1…. It has been a journey I...

How can our family’s health story help your family?

by | Aug 11, 2014 | Behaviour management, Being a parent, Going natural, Play, Social skills | 0 comments

A little update on the ‘saving my family’s health’ tale with some ways to spot whether you or your children are also as sensitive. The end is getting happier for us :DToday I am thankful to have my son’s brain working so much better than it...

Dealing with tantrums..with love

by | May 29, 2014 | Behaviour management, Emotional development | 0 comments

Stay on your child’s side!  When your child is having a TANTRUM, the ones where they have truly lost it, FIRST help their brain to calm down by: – staying calm in what you say, how you act & your volume – offering a hug – seeing the problem...
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