Sensitive children are children who, one way or the other, seem more sensitive than their peers, for example in terms of empathy and nervousness.

Sensitive children think a lot about life, about choices, and are sometimes less prone to taking chances and risks, especially with new situations, people, and so on.

Being a sensitive child is not necessarily neither good nor bad. But parents, family and friends might have an easier time if everyone knows about the condition.

Keynote speakers on sensitive children take a closer look at the term and what it means also in terms of upbringing, pedagogy, education, etc.