This week is National Parenting Gifted Children Week. Be an advocate, or just celebrate the unique joys associated with parenting such amazing and enigmatic children!

Asynchrony: how does it affect gifted children? How do we deal with a child who is extremely precocious in some ways, but more developmentally normal or even delayed in others?

It is the intensity of our gifted children's interests that sets them apart. Read what a gifted seven year old has to say about Mary, Queen of Scots.

Being good at everything isn't all positive. Take a look at the potential pitfalls of multipotentiality.

Liane Holliday Willey talks about her life with Asperger's Syndrome and Asperger's in general in, "Asperger in the Family-Redefining Normal". Where else might you find a list of "20 First Rate Ways to Describe Aspies"?

Do you know a gifted teen who needs some ideas for summer reading? Here are my recommendations for several of the best series fantasy books available.

How can teachers and parents best nurture and encourage gifted children? Is there a right way and a wrong way to praise?

A fantastic new book brought to us by the National Association for Gifted Children and Prufrock Press pulls together a century of gifted research and presents findings on gifted kids and suicide, musical talent, early childhood, gifted girls, self-concept, and much, much, more.

This highly engaging new book points out the seven habits of top performers and teaches parents to help their gifted children develop strategies for success.

Prufrock Press brings us another great learning resource for early elementary math students. Check out More Math Puzzles and Patterns for Kids, by Kristy Fulton!