You can help your child understand his sensitivity to others by describing it to him as "emotional contagion." Like a cold or a flu, other people's emotions can be caught, and your child is especially susceptible to catching them. This doesn't mean he's disabled or disordered -- it simply allows him to understand others in a different and deeper way.
The steps to transforming this sensitivity into a gift are the following: (1) help your child become aware of the emotion he feels; (2) help him figure out whose emotions he is picking up; and (3) help him communicate his sensitivity to the person. There are also some strategies for helping your child protect himself from being too sensitive.
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