Does My Daughter have a Gift?

[Theresa]

Our phone just rang, and very matter of factly, Emma said "that's daddy" - and what do you know - it was. If our phone rings, its rarely DH, so its not like it could be expected - I was honestly surprised it was him.

This is the first time I have ever noticed this ability in her, so I'm not sure if its because I am now feeling a lot more at peace and have been a lot more attentive towards her or if its because this is the first time.

But, what do you think? If so, is there anything I can do to nurture this in her?

Or is it most likely a big fat coincidence?

[Heartwood]

I'd see if there are a few more incidents.

[Lavender]

Is this the only incident? If so I would wait and see.
Apparently I did this a little too often when I began to speak. I would also tell people about people in the room that they could not see because I assumed everyone saw the same stuff. I learned to shut up quiekly though.

[Rinelle]

I did the same thing as a child, although with my grandmother. I used to tell mum in the morning "grandma's coming today", and she'd start to tidy up, LOL.

[Nyree]

My DD has started doing this in the last month or so - with about 90% accuracy!

A lot of my family are 'gifted', especially the women. My Mum, sister & I all do the phone thing, too, amongst other stuff we are aware of.

[Angelsmum]

Id wait and see, it could have just been a co incidence this time.... But you never know, some children just are

[Kassy]

See if she shows more signs. My DD is 3 (almost 4) and she always gave us the impression that she has some sort of gift. We are now convinced that she does have a gift after she told me 'mommy there's a baby in your belly' 3 weeks before finding out I was pregnant . Mind you, I was not expected to be preggo again b/c I had an IUD n place. She was convinced and got a bit aggrevated when I told her that's impossible. She also always said it was a baby girl, and it was... On top of that we went through pretty bad nights when she'll wake up terrifed, or she'd wake up stay up playing during the night. We have several family members in both sides of the family with the 'gift'. All women as well.
Wait and see what happens. Children do see since we are all born without the 'veil'. In some cases it goes away and for some of us it stays with us.

[Echo]

When I was about 13 I met a woman who I will never forget and still talk to this day. She was the high priestess in our coven, which i became initiated into about 2 years later. She was honestly the most amazing person i have met to date.

As a kid we all remember saying things or knowing things and having nobody believe us, and this is such a shame. I remember being outside, and i'd start singing a song i'd NEVER heard before, and come inside only to find it was on the radio.

Anyways back to the point. On one of my many nights sitting in the living room of her house we got into a discussion abotu supernatural gifts. I told her about a few things taht had happened to me and that i was confused about it and frustrated and she told me somethign i'll never forget. She said:

"Emily, Everyone, and I repeat, Every single person, is psychic. We all have the ability to know who is about to phone before we hear it ring. We can all guess the excate number another is thinking of, we can all sence things. But the only problem is, too many of us refuse to access it, develop it, or even acknowledge that it's there."

You see, when you're a child, you're "fresh" from the other world, (if you believe in that, that is. I do) You dont have anything clouding your mind with disbelief. You don't think of it as, Your imagenation. You pick up on things. And if you have parents or friends that when you tell them about such things, scoff at you and tell you to grow up and stop pretending, eventually you will forget about it. You will stop trying to develop these skills, and forget to access it.

So to answer your question Theresa, Yes, your daughter most deffanitly has a gift, as does everyone of us whether we choose to believe it or not. Your daughter is starting to outwardly acknowledge she can access these gifts, encourage that. Never tell her to stop lying or pretending, because she's not. She knew that her daddy was calling. She was right. She may not always be, but that doesnt mean she is loosing her gift, Nobody is always right. But when she says "Daddy is calling." or anything like that, if she is right, Smile and say, " IT IS DADDY! Good girl Emma!" And make her feel proud, that way she WILL continue to access it, which is the best thing she can do. If she's wrong, either dont say anything, or say, Nope, not this time kiddo.

If you want additional information of developing these gifts, other gifts, personal experiences, and henceforth, feel 1000% Free to PM me, I'm nore than happy to share That goes for everyone.