I am inspired by the inner children of adults, when I see them opening their eyes, by finding themselves. The same way I found my own inner child..

 

I am inspired by all the children, those around me and the ones I see cross by every day while I greet them with a smile, and internally I say, “thank you for coming.”

 

Many times I find myself talking about the challenges that children face during these times, and in each talk I discover the mother that lives in me.

 

Could that be because I have learned to explore the most ignored motherhood of all,

by nurturing my own inner child?

 

Sometimes I work as a translator for children, as if I knew them very well. Deep down, I have something in common with all of them, they are hypersensitive beings, just like me.

 

Being moms and dads today is a challenge that invites us to unlearn everything we were taught. This group of new souls needs new spaces, new paradigms.

 

The critical sign shows up in the crises they present at such a young age. This crisis is a great wake-up call to moms, dads, grandmothers, grandfathers, uncles and aunts. As well as psychologists, pedagogues, educators, pediatricians and anyone who considers themselves a servant of childhood.

 

These new children are seeds that are sown for the first time. Hypersensitive beings who come to teach us about unconditional love, about the pure essence that lives within us. They are here because this world needs just that, an extreme dose of love.

 

The world still doesn't know what to do with them, because it doesn't know what to do with so much love. But there are brave seeds, moms and dads who are already doing it differently. Educators who are creating new spaces and therapists who are finding new ways to support them.

 

If you have a child nearby who is hypersensitive, to whom the world hurts too much from a very young age, and who lives with anxiety at a young age. I invite you to join this group of brave seeds that seek to ensure that those innocent seeds that arrive can flourish without fear, without distortion, in fertile soil.

 

In order for them to become adults who can live fully, it is vitally important to take care of childhood, sensitivity and innocence.

 

Everything we do at Yellowseeds starts with a question.

How can I plant that seed from the moment it's born?

So that seed is not kept in a drawer, so they do not forget their essence.

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At Yellowseeds we are creating a program for “Rainbow Childhoods” with a series of books and activities so that each child can tell us about their colors.

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