Ep. #12. How to Parent a Highly Sensitive Child With Parenting Coach-Jen Harrison

Doctor Mommy Speaks Parenting

Today’s episode is for all those parents who are struggling with a highly sensitive child.

Being a mom of two toddler's has made me realize that all behaviour is communication. Children can't really express themselves especially when it comes to big feelings like anger and frustration.

Let’s begin with decoding our kid’s behaviours like shouting, slamming doors and throwing things.

I am sure we all have had our fair share of these and to provide us with some valuable insights into child behaviour we have with us- Jen Harrison

The author of the famous children’s book- Just As You Are: Celebrating the Wonder of Unconditional Love.

She is a speaker, a parent coach who has a track record for showing Moms

how to reduce their child’s anger and anxiety by 80% within 6 weeks

These stats got me charged up as a parent

She has featured in British magazines as a parenting advice expert and has featured as an in-house coach for the Big Life Journal.

She has also been named “The Child Whisperer” by Moms worldwide

Here we speak about:

1. Who is a sensitive child? What are his traits because I am sure most parents miss on this and label the child as mischievous or naughty rather than understanding the cause for his behaviour?

2. How to help sensitive children to express themselves.

3. How to be empathetic towards are a sensitive child? and put it into practice.

4. how to boost your child's self-confidence by helping handle his feelings better

You connect with Jen on her website

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Happy Parenting

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