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Raising Psychic Children

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A community for parents raising psychic or intuitive children. Practical guidance and grounded support from real people who understand the journey.

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7 contributions to Raising Psychic Children
What if an unusual experience is neither dismissed nor immediately labelled paranormal?
Thank you for creating a thoughtful space for parents facing questions that are not always easy to discuss openly. During more than 40 years in education, I have become deeply interested in children who demonstrate unusual intuition, vivid inner imagery, heightened sensitivity or an ability to perceive information in ways that adults may not readily understand. I believe the most helpful response is neither to dismiss the child nor to make dramatic conclusions. We can listen calmly, ask neutral questions, record what actually happened and help the child feel safe. We can also encourage grounding, play, ordinary learning and emotional balance alongside any exploration of intuitive abilities. My own work includes visualisation, the Inner Screen, sensory-awareness activities, Extra Ocular Vision and whole-mind learning for children and adults. I am particularly interested in how these experiences can be explored responsibly—without frightening children, pressuring them to perform or promising particular results. I would love to hear from parents here: What was the first experience that made you realise your child might perceive things differently—and how did you respond?
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Hi Raymond! I love this thoughtful insight and question. I totally agree that it's often better to neither dismiss a child or label them. Our first experience was with our daughter, and she wasn't even the one to tell us what happened. It was a yard duty from her school named Ms. D. Our daughter was 5 and one day at school, she walked over to Ms. D and said "excuse me, your mom died." And then Ms. D went home that day and found out that her mother had died. That's what started us on this path. We navigate the balance between grounded, human life and supporting our daughter with her intuition, fear of what she experiences, and helping her normalize it all.
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@Raymond Fernando absolutely! We were also really fortunate that Ms. D was so open-minded; she’s the one who told me about it. Our daughter didn’t even think it was a big deal - she said “my brain is smart and it tells me things” 😂
"Your Kid Isn't Psychic"
We just got this comment this morning on a social media ad that we're running. It's bringing out a few trolls. And it's honestly a little uncomfortable, even though my logical brain knows that this isn't for the skeptics. I'm not trying to convince anyone. It's actually proving a point that we make in Section 6 of our course which is about who you should and shouldn't tell, and why. There will always be people in your life (or on the internet) who will question your stories. Your truth. Your child's truth. That's exactly why discernment is so important, because not everyone has earned access to the parts of your life that are most vulnerable. Have you ever had someone dismiss or ridicule an experience you or your child shared? How did you handle it?
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@Reshma Maurya It's so interesting that it can cause such discomfort in others that don't understand the experience, to the point of them basically telling you not to talk or think about it. 🥲
2 likes • Jun 25
@Jinny Park that is confusing!! I do see a bit of a divide sometimes with "spiritual" people who don't necessarily believe in spirits. Which is bizarre!
June Update
Hi friends! And welcome, new members! 👋 Yesterday, Frank and I had an amazing live chat on Erin Brown's channel - we shared our story and talked about what it's like to raise psychic children, and why we created this community. If you haven't heard/seen it, click HERE for the replay! Has summer break started for your kids yet? It has begun here, and somehow a small summer cold has also hit our home. Yaayyyyyy. Let us know what landed/resonated with you from the chat with Erin!
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@Reshma Maurya Hi! Isn't Erin amazing?! Thank you so much for joining us here! We'd love to have some testimonials for our course, so once you check it out, let me know if you'd be willing to give a short one. Thanks!! ~Lauren
1 like • Jun 20
@Jinny Park welcome!! Thank you for joining!! Our kids haven’t had OBEs but our daughter has clairvoyant experiences. She sees spirits in their dead state which makes her understandably very unsettled. They have white eyes with no pupils. How does your son respond after an OBE?
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If you found your way to this community, you probably have a story. We'd love to hear it. Drop a comment and tell us about you and/or your amazing kiddo!
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@Aislynn Walker wow!! Do they feel scared of the Shadow Man? How old is your son? I think it's so interesting when a kid can remember a past life, but I feel like it would also maybe be a bit sad or stressful for them.
I’ve been waiting for this gem of a course
For everyone raising psychic children, it’s incredibly special to be part of this community and meet other parents navigating the same experience. So glad you brought this to life Frank and Lauren
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Thank you Kelsey! We’re so glad to have you here!
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We are the co-hosts of the Clairvoyaging podcast. Real parents of intuitive children. Our community is for parents who are raising psychic kiddos.

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