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Number three - Indigo kids have a challenge around being patient. They don't like waiting in lines and will get bored very easily. Better to give them something to do with their hands and minds, then call them when it's time to begin the activity. Indigo children are here to make changes in the system. Those systems are the educational system, parenting process and awareness, the government, business, spirituality and religion, ecology and any and all other areas that need revision.  

They are also here to learn about all the aspects of the emotion of love, from how to recognize it and feel it/share it, to how to express it on many levels. When love is withdrawn or only conditionally available the indigo child retreats within and can, in some cases, turn to the dark side to act out their need to be acknowledged. This can be avoided by letting your children know how loved and cherished they are from the time they are born.           

For older indigos they need to know, even though you may not agree with them or their choices, you still love them and are there to listen and guide. The best way a teacher can support indigo children is to teach them how to think and empower them by helping them make appropriate choices and understand the consequences of their actions.    

Encourage them to think out of the box. Listen to their stories; ask them questions about what they remember before they came here to this planet. Make it a game of make believe that frees their minds from judgment.               

Feed and encourage their curiosity. Smile at them and send them love energetically. They can feel many energetic vibrations - including negative ones. So never lie to an indigo child by trying to hide your real emotions - they will pick up the discrepancy between what you say and what you are feeling and will feel betrayed by you.             

Discipline and direction are very different for these little ones. When it's naptime don't ask them if they want to take a nap - give them a choice. For example say, “It's naptime - would you like to sleep on the blue mat or the green mat?” As early as toddler you can introduce the concept of making appropriate choices for behavior. For example, when they have made an inappropriate choice, ask them how they feel. Chances are they won't like the way they feel. Show them how making appropriate choices will help them feel good about themselves and others. Clearly the above information would benefit all children - not just indigos - but it is especially important to the indigo children.            

Donna Fox will be speaking on the Akashic Records at the Holistica Expo - A Mind, Body & Spirit Experience on September 15th, 2002 at the Cobb Galleria Centre, in Atlanta, Georgia.