Kinesiology for Children
‘My own children thrived with Kinesiology, and I developed a passion for helping other children come into their own with this modality’, Cherie.
For children, it can be overwhelming to deal with all the information you're being bombarded with, especially without the maturity or fully developed critical thinking and reasoning skills to do so. When this happens, it's often manifested as bad behaviour, outbursts, overly-sensitive and emotional children, disturbed sleep and problems adjusting. It is the emotional overload that can trigger fussy eating and food intolerances, which can make these problems even worse.
Our beliefs govern our behaviour and make up the very foundation of our decision-making process. The most significant and influential beliefs we develop in life occur before the age of five, when we are too young to logically and rationally participate in the forming of these beliefs. Parents can take an interest in their child’s belief system wellbeing by teaching them about their world, explaining various ways of living, and modelling positive behaviours.
Parents often become over-stressed and emotional themselves when they are trying to comprehend the reasons for their child’s behaviours. The parents’ stress and emotions come into play for the child, who becomes even more overwhelmed. Learn more about Kinesiology for mums!