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?