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Children labeled as sensitive often face misconceptions about their behavior. Research identifies a spectrum of sensitivity, using metaphors like 'orchid,' 'dandelion,' and 'tulip' to categorize them. About 31% of people are classified as orchid children who thrive under ideal conditions, while dandelions flourish in any environment. Studies reveal that sensitivity to praise can lead to fewer behavioral issues and depression in sensitive children, suggesting that parents can positively influence their development with understanding and support. Awareness of individual sensitivities and consistent praise can help in nurturing sensitive children effectively.
Source: YAHOO