Children and ghost hunting
Are children more aware of ghosts? Do children make better ghost hunters than adults?
In this 15 minute podcast, “Children and Ghost Hunting,” those questions are answered by psychic ghost hunter Fiona Broome, the founder of Hollow Hill.
Among the points discussed by Fiona:
- Children are more perceptive than most adults, but also less objective.
- Ghosts, especially angry ghosts, can manifest as very large spirits and terrify children.
- Children can be physically, mentally and spiritually more vulnerable than adults.
- Adults are more objective but also less observant.
- Adults are more likely to investigate something odd before calling it a ghost; a child may be frightened and want to leave.
- Teens may be a “happy medium” … no pun intended.
In this podcast, Fiona also discusses liability issues regarding children, teens and adults. She explains how to plan ahead in case an adult becomes very frightened or belligerent during a ghost hunt.
Click here to listen right now. [Podcast link: Children and ghost hunting]
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I do believe children are more perceptive to see spirits. We recently conducted an investigation on a private home in Port Townsend, Washington. The family has three children and one was a seven month old female baby. During our investigation, I watched the baby. She seemed to be looking toward the ceiling as if looking up at an adult. she was watching something and sometimes laughing at nothing. I also believe her eyes were following the spirit. The nine year old boy seemed to be talking to someone that wasn’t in the room. Whenever anyone entered his room, he would shut up. I asked who he was talking to, and he’d respond. noone. The investigation has concluded that the home has two adults, a young male child, and a baby spirits. We captured each voice during our EVP session and a few great photographs. We also hear a man and woman arguing in a room thaty appeared empty. later we heard a male child laughing and heard a baby crying a few times. It was a great investigation. So, in conclusion. I do beleive children can see and enteract with ghosts.
Hi,
I also agree children are very perceptive to the paranormal. Children can get scared too easily though to take them out. My last cemetary hunt, my 6 year old really wanted to go. This particular cemetary is pretty benign but even there one has concerns to risk it.
Hey Rich! I’m up in WA also- skagit county area.
It’s really good thoughts about children and who has perceptive and less objectives more then the adults. some children have very brave and God gifted who faced not much more but by understandably to ghost. I know that the children are not better look like a physically the mentally than adults. it’s good informative for our and the Fiona Broom play a good work and issues for our children, teens and adults.
I listened to this podcast again. Fiona, you have very good points on children ghost hunters. As our team grew, we have children on our team. The youngest of seven years old. We have three units of our team. Each unit and member is very important regardless the age.
Unit 1 are paranormal Investigaors. Members over 18 and have completed Hollow Hill’s Ghost Hunting Course. This unit will investigate private homes and businesses, analze evidence, and help with the other units.
Unit 2 are ghost hunters. Members that are 16 and above that hasn’t yet taken the course. They will go on ghost hunts in cemeteries only. They will learn and help go through evidence, and helps with Unit 3.
Unit 3 is our support unit. Members who are younger than 16. This unit helps with fundraising. (car washes, rummage sales, community clean up, ect. These members are vital to our team and just as important as those on unit 1 and 2.
Every member signs a release form, Parents if under 18.