We all want the same for our children.

We just want them to be happy.

We hope for the same if the child happens to be exceptional or gifted. We just want them to grow up knowing that they are valued and loved, and confident in who they are.

That's not unreasonable, right?

The Bright Line is here to help and guide you through this journey.

Parenting goals are no different for an exceptional child:

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    Have friends and a sense of belonging

    We all are social creatures and want be understood and loved. This can be a real challenge for children who show advanced traits and abilities from a very young age. They often feel different from their age peers, struggle to make friends and find it hard to fit in.

    But there are tools and strategies to work with so your child can grow up feeling connected, understood and valued.

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    Thrive at home and at school

    Having a better understanding of the traits and characteristics of giftedness will help you to understand the strength and struggles your child encounters. And it will help you to advocate for your child’s learning needs at schools.

    The Bright Line is here to share hands-on tips and tricks how to approach these tricky conversations with your school.

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    Know who they are and feel empowered by their potential

    To make your child’s growing up journey easier you can support them by teaching them about their traits & quirks and that it is ok to be different. Often gifted kids struggle with their internal dialogue and their sense of belonging. Giving them a better understanding of who they are will make a huge difference to their mental health and wellbeing.

    The Bright Line can support you in this journey and guide you along the way.

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Help is right here…

Are you at the starting point of raising an exceptional child? Would you like to chat to someone without fear of judgement if your child might indeed be gifted?

Are you looking for support on how to navigate the day to day life at home? Do you find their sense of justice, lack of sleep, risk aversion or perfectionism challenging and would like some help?

Are you looking for guidance on how to approach your teacher or school? How do you ask for more challenging work? Or how to ask to skip a year level?

If these are topics that interest you, please reach out. I would love to help.

You can book an in person or online meeting via this link.

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