Just my two cents on the subject, not that I know everything.
First know your heroine:
Your heroine is six years old and is an empath, you say. Great combination, which can give you many ways to handle even the simplest scenes.
Don't underestimate a kid, her vocabulary, or understanding. They understand and grasp much more than what the adults think they did or didn't.
Children can be unbelievably honest or deceptive and this behavior can alternate a lot.
They can create a drama from something minute or they can overlook a much larger crisis.
If you write exactly from the child's point of view, don't overly minimize your use of vocabulary, especially this child you mention has to be like a teen even if she is six.
Best of luck with the story!
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