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Want to give your child the best chance at success in life?

Dear Parent,

First let me take a moment to commend you on your desire to do the right thing for your child. As parents we all want the very best future for our child.Gifted children But sadly, few parents realize how crucial it is to begin implementing advanced child development strategies as early as possible.

Like you, I am a parent who wants my child to have the best. My son can be and do anything he wants. I really believe that! The problem I had was figuring out how to translate this into a reality for him. Teach kids

Right now he is two years old, and I see how bright he is. The problem is that is clouded by the usual toddler misbehaviors, lack of structured activities, and acting out due to boredom. Yes, even two years olds get bored if they are not directed and stimulated. And believe it or not, exceptionally bright kids get bored faster! My son was becoming unruly and I feared for the school age years ahead because I knew the stage was already being set. I knew I needed to develop a plan and fast. Spot gifted child

I began reading parenting magazines and applying some of the little tips and tricks that I found in these articles. But, I soon found that these were not enough. I needed real proven techniques and scientifically based information. Talented child

I was passionate about my son’s success and
I needed to know how to get from A to Z!

"How do I unlock the genius that I know is behind those bright and shining eyes?"

"How do I give him the confidence in himself necessary to succeed?"

"Could his obsession with the guitar be the beginning of a Child Prodigy?"

"How would my level of education and his father’s affect my son’s learning?"

"How do I test my child’s intelligence without labeling him or traumatizing him?"

I’m gonna let you in on a little secret, I have a background in education! Before I had my son I was an elementary school teacher for many years. I thought being a parent was going to be a cakewalk. Boy was I wrong! Early childhood development is a whole different thing. I only knew what to do with eight year olds and higher. Plus dealing with things from the parent side is way different. As a teacher I will sadly admit that I had only the child’s learning in mind. Now as a parent, I am concerned about my child’s mental, social, emotional, and physical development…not to mention his special talents and musical interests.

One thing I can tell you is that by the time students in third grade got to me as their teacher, I could already tell who the extremely gifted ones were and who were the ones that struggled. All of the most advanced students had life experiences and special training to draw from that fueled their creativity and furthered their desire to learn.

These children believed they could succeed because of the successes they had already experienced. While my other students were reluctant to even try for fear of failure. I want my son to be one of the top students in everything he does. Not for competition sake, but so that he can be the very best as an adult. I’m sure that you want the same for your child. Don’t you?

With the help of Talented Child, I found out there are specific things I can do to enhance my child’s development. Not only that, but when I began to implement the information in this book, other people noticed a difference in my child too. Everyone thinks their child is a genius and maybe they are. The proof for me was when other people started to proclaim it too! And I’m not just talking about loving grandparents and kind friends, teachers and trained professionals cannot stop telling me how advanced my son is.

How To Tell If Your Child is "Gifted"?

There are several ways to define giftedness, but they all have one thing in common, factor: they can show extraordinary performance in many ways in one or more areas. Every child has their own skills and talents, though it needs to be nurtured starting at toddler. Many parents provide educational toys to enhance their child's skills. Parents can tell if their child is gifted by observing them play.

Here are just a few signs that your child is gifted:

	Your Child shows excellent abilities in terms of academic fields, whether it is mathematics, languages, science and even at performing arts. Usually, the child receives an award for academic performance, or as an outstanding student of the class. Learning is fast for him. He can read, write, recite without mom's help.
	Your Child loves music and enjoys singing all time. He has a good voice and can follow rhythms well. They like to express themselves through music.
	Child tends to be a dramatist. He can act or mimic their favorite characters on his favorite toy characters and voice out what he reads at a book.
	Child shows appreciation in performing and visual arts. Likely, he would ask you to buy art materials and then, you would find him making a few sketch, drawing or painting. The child is usually focused on his drawings and he is too good on color combinations. He loves to carry his sketch pad and shows it to his playmates.
	Child's psychomotor activity and coordination of body, hands and feet is good. The child loves adventure, physical games and outdoor activities. Energetic but knows how to choose what kind of games he will play. When your child has this skill, he may be an athlete. He is good in motor skills and has strong stamina.
	Child loves to express himself through writing. You can find this child in the depth of his writing. The child usually writes stories about his dreams, favorite places and trips. Pen and paper is his top most favorite things. He can write a good essay in a short moment.
	Child shows leadership. When he plays with other kids, he is the one who gives instructions to the rest. The child organizes the play and resolve quarrelling playmates. His playmates often ask ideas and directions from him. The child has a lot of ideas, shares them to others and decides. He is a good decision maker.

Of course, there are a lot more signs that your child is gifted and parents should be aware of it. Your child may or may not have the given signs but they can be exceptional in other ways. If you see the signs that your child is gifted, it is your duty to make a generous effort to nourish it. Talented Child will provide you all the tools and techniques you need to really nourish your child's talents.

"Parents of gifted children are often surprised to discover that there are few sources of information they can turn to for advice and support...Talented Child is a welcome source for questions that parents of gifted children have... this book is a practical guide that offers both reassurance and resources. The tone is conversational and includes many real life examples while simultaneously citing the research that underlies the text." -- Gina T. Coen

"Ever wish you had a manual for that extraordinary, perplexing child of yours? Take heart, a new book, Talented Child... This helpful guide consisely explains the complexities of gifted children, addresses the challenges they face, and details practical strategies for parents to support their gifted children in all aspects of their lives." -- Rosie J. Mcfarland

So What Kind of Priceless Information Is Hidden
Within The Pages of Talented Child?

	Many people think their child is gifted. But, discover how you can be sure that you have a little genius on your hands.
	Get informed about all the mental tests and measurements of IQ that public and private institutions use to gauge intelligence and advanced ability.
	Did you know that even your child’s physical build may play a role in their intelligence? Find out what height and weight says about your little one’s development.
	Use this guide to stimulate and speed up your child’s early development. Think of the first months of your son or daughter’s life as the building blocks for future development.
	You might have a child prodigy in your midst. Discover how to stimulate and develop specific talents and abilities in areas of music, arithmetic, mechanics, and more.
	Because advanced and highly intelligent children often find themselves bored and under-stimulated in regular education programs, you need to know how to evaluate programs for gifted children and what kind of curriculum to look for.
	Social development is equally as important as intellectual development. Successful adults are well-rounded people able to function in all areas of life. Read about how your child’s social development may differ from others and what to do to make sure they are able to interact socially.

Michael Grose, one of Australia's leading parenting educator's at Parentingideas.com.au, says that one of the challenges for parents with a gifted child is to encourage them to develop a range of interest outside the academic sphere that not only rounds them out but stops them from being isolated from their peers.

Gifted children are a diverse group of kids who are talented in specific areas such as mathematics, language, sport or music. Some gifted kids are mutli-talented excelling in a variety of areas.

Gifted children tend to be passionate and single-minded about their interests focusing their energy on the topics that absorb them, often to the exclusion of other activities.

Just as all children need to have a balanced diet to remain in good health they need a balance between work and play to make sure they develop good social networks and maintain emotional health. That means that parents need to guide these children towards leisure-time options that they wouldn’t normally consider.

Work from strengths

One way to encourage a gifted child to be more well-rounded is to get them to lead with their strengths. In other words, it maybe that a computer whiz meets up with other like-minded souls but extend the meetings to activities away from the computer. Or an artistic child can be encouraged to develop her literacy skills by adding simple stories to their illustrations.

Balance for gifted children doesn’t necessarily mean that they spend an equal amount of time in every area but making sure that they don’t become isolated as a result of their gift. Parents may need to be part social director gently insisting that children set aside time for play and other social activities.
The courage to be imperfect

Gifted children are often low risk-takers in areas or endeavors that are not their passions or strengths. Used to automatically excelling they fear doing things poorly so exceptionally capable children can be reluctant to attempt unknown or different tasks. Often exceptional kids give up when they are not automatically good at something. It takes some personal courage to step into the unknown and actually attempt tasks where they don’t automatically excel or feel that they can control.

It helps to be direct with these children about their perfectionism. Discuss with them that it is normal to be strong in some areas but not as capable in others. Also these children need to understand that learning in areas they feel uncomfortable can take much longer and require more effort than they are used to. It can be quite a shock for talented kids to find that something doesn’t come easily to them!

Parents can push too hard

Some gifted young children slow down their learning when they start school as they focus their time and energy on making friends. In terms of fitting in to social settings this is essential however parents who are proud of their child’s achievements can become quite anxious at this apparent shift in interest away from learning. It is time like this that parents need to step back and follow their child’s lead and recognize that different stages of development require children quite naturally to focus on different interests and events.

Helping them make friends

One of the most difficult tasks for a parent is to engineer circumstances so that children can make friends. Some children make friends naturally while others can be slow to warm up around their peers. Some gifted kids can have difficulty making friends among their own age group as their language or level of interests don’t match. In short, the world they inhabit, their interests and the language they use can be so foreign to their peers that they have little in common.

Being part of the family

Family life can be a great leveler for gifted children. A sibling can bring a talented child back to earth, letting them know that they may be a star at school or in sport but their talent pulls no rank at home. Jobs need to be done, games can played and big heads can be easily deflated. Sometimes in families talented children can be given special privileges or compensation from doing chores. This is unhelpful as the normal processes of family-life helps gifted children stay firmly grounded and not get carried away with their own passions.

A well-rounded young person

Talented kids can become self-absorbed in their interests and passions to the detriment of developing broader interests and in some cases social interactions. With a little coaching and prompting parents can help children achieve balance in their lives so that they don’t become isolated and rely on a narrow set of interests for their identity and self esteem. The prime aim of Talented Child is to help parents, regardless of their children’s talent is to help them become confident, well-rounded members of whatever groups they belong to.

What Advancements Have I Seen In My Child
Because of Talented Child?

	Increased self-esteem: My child used to shy away from social situations and play by himself. Now he readily interacts with his peers and is often the leader in games and imaginary play.
	Increased self-control: I used to worry about my child’s busy nature and his inability to focus on a single task for an extended period. Now, he can sit for longer than most kids his age. That’s a plus for even social settings like restaurants and travel, not just learning.
	Increased communication skills: You would not believe how quickly the toddler temper tantrums vanished. Now that my son has the vocabulary to articulate what he wants and needs, we have no more screaming fits and tearful miscommunication.
	He is able to overcome learning stress: Even adults have trouble trying again after they have failed at a task. With the right kind of support and activities, I have seen my child rise to the occasion time and time again.
	He handles changes in routine much easier than he did before: Of course I still try to stick to a daily schedule, but now if naptime is a little late my son is still able to cope and he doesn’t become unbearable. Any mom would agree that this alone is worth its weight in gold. Also, going out of town is now an enjoyable experience for the whole family, when before it was more challenging than we ever imagined.
	He is now more independent and self-directing: I was concerned about how my son was going to handle the arrival of baby #2. I thought he would act out for attention and regress. But, because of the work I had done with him form this book, he spends time playing by himself and is a big helper to mommy.

“Talented Child truly empowers parents and teachers to
make a difference in their children's growth.”

The role that you take to support your child’s development early on will determine the foundation that they build on for the rest of their life. A house with a strong foundation can withstand anything. And the same goes for your child; if you give him/her a strong foundation they will be able to accomplish anything.

I urge you to take this opportunity to invest in your child’s success. I have searched through numerous books on child development and found this to be the most comprehensive and useful toll available.

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Talented Child begins with the basics: terms and definitions, and characteristics of giftedness, from those typical characteristics we all know, to the gifted child's unique Overexcitabilities and potential strengths disguised as weaknesses. Next it goes into communication, an important factor both in parenting and educating the gifted child. Their great ideas are good not only for parents communicating with gifted kids, but also for parents communicating with educators, and parents teaching their gifted kids how to communicate effectively. Even gifted kids need to learn the strength of communication!

Motivation and underachievement are complex with gifted children. Talented child offers valuable insights into the causes and differences between the two. They move next to establishing discipline and teaching self-management - these are two things we often assume our gifted children can do for themselves, but like any other child, they need our guidance and support. As parents, we need to remember that no matter how smart they our, our gifted children are still children, and we are the adults, with adult experience and wisdom. Talented Child gives you ways to accomplish this.

Talented Child concludes with valuable information on the gifted child in school, including gifted identification and educational 'fit' for the gifted child. This educational 'fit' is what parents of the gifted child are searching for, and Talented Child offers great ideas on how to find it. And if you need help, Talented Child offers suggestions for seeking good professional help - not all professionals are created equal.

All in all, Talented Child is the single book you need to get started as the parent of a gifted child. This is why almost every parent who reads this manual agrees that it is a must read for EVERY parent!

Best Wishes for Success,

Kate Dipetrio

- I've been working with my son for only a short time and seen a huge change quickly. I KNOW how difficult it can be to find useful material for parents to use. Well, now you have the ability to influence your child’s development and set them on the path to success.

– This book is quickly becoming one of the most popular guides for child development available today simply because it delivers on every promise I've made here today!

Take a look at what some other parents have said about how this book helped their child.


	"Parents who are just starting out on their journey of parenting a gifted child will find this book reassuring and informative. However, even parents who are familiar with giftedness and its surrounding issues will find this book useful. It makes a wonderful reference book that parents can get out when they need it...