• One infant – raising kids is always a challenge. Not everyone is destined to be a lawyer or a doctor, like his or her mother or father’s dreams for them or his or her parents own professional background.

• Two more psychic relatives – some offspring walk in the footsteps of their relatives onto the pathway of a psychic reader. Although, how that transition from an infant with a wealth of options to a psychic reader takes place is a credit to his or her parents or other relatives. In most cases, a close relative who is psychic has been a positive influence on the youth.

• Five to ten years of positive reinforcement – for a young child to grasp the beauty of their psychic gifts typically is the direct result of relatives giving the child the impression that they are blessed, not that something is wrong with them.

‘Pre-heat’ the child’s training plan to include a commitment to give the infant the unified family support in appreciating his or her inherited gifts.

Now, when I gazed at the psychic and spiritually gifted kids around me, it was clear—the more we know as parents, grandparents, mentors and teachers, the more we can help them ~ Sara Wiseman

‘Mix’ in love, empathy, sympathy, kindness, honestly, and emotional respect thoroughly. Shower the infant, child or youth with love.

‘Bake’ until done by frequently reinforcing the child’s ego, applying liberal amounts of tenderness and reassurance when any self-doubts appear.

Optional extras:

Reinforce any of the following personality traits that might appear:

➢ clairvoyant (clear seeing)

➢ clairaudient (clear hearing)

➢ clairsentient (experiencing the same feelings as others are feeling)

➢ empathic (highly sensitive to the feelings of others)

➢ intuitive (knowing without logical reasoning)

➢ medium (communication between the living and the dead

➢ channel (receiving and relaying information)

➢ claircognizant (clear knowing)

Once your gifted child is grown up and educated, release into a world of pain, confusion, uncertainty, questions, confusion, and self-doubt. He or she will make it a better place for others.