BABY

A baby can be High Sensitivity as a parent it is therefore important to test this via the HSP Baby Test so that one knows whether the baby is actually High Sensitive. Learning to deal with this character trait can be done through HSP Baby Tips & Tricks. The goal should be to make the baby as good and safe as possible and the acceptance of HSP.

High sensitivity is often hereditary therefore also good as parents to do an HSP test!

Highly sensitive babies can cry a lot more, or surrender more than average due to excessive overstimulation, other babies cry or spit less or not at all. High-sensitivity babies are not always crying babies, but this is possible. Do not underestimate because High-Sensitive babies are very mood-sensitive and show that.

At two months babies often have the need to discover toys with music and like to have people around them. High-sensitivity babies, however, do not have this because they are very sensitive to overstimulation therefore a quiet looking and giving bedroom is very good and good for the baby!

At the age of about six months, the attachment is very important. Loving parents give the baby the feeling of safety and security. High-sensitivity babies at this age baby perceive subtle signals faster than a non-sensitive baby. Often they have a lot more trouble to get to sleep caused by overstimulation. A soothing baby room is important.

It is crucial to recognize HSP in infants who are born because the extra sensitive babies can have physical complaints due to too many stimuli and influences and feel uncomfortable and the development is disturbed. This often leads to impotence and frustration of parents. If you are stressed, you can also be the source of an over-stimulated baby.

Acceptance of High Sensitivity to the baby and possibly of yourself is important for a safe upbringing of an HSP baby and child!

High sensitivity is a personal character and needs extra attention and understanding. Information is essential for everyone's well-being to deal with it properly, such as parents, carer, family, relatives and later school. HSP Punt offers the right information and resources for everyone!

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