We come from different parts of the world, different school choices, and different social and economic backgrounds, but we all have one thing in common. We know that parenting a gifted child can sometimes be as challenging as it is rewarding.

If you have ever woken up at 3 AM in the morning wondering “What am I going to do with this child?” then this blog tour is for you!

Friday June 14th kicked off the Parenting the Gifted Blog Tour which will discuss some of the most pertinent issues facing gifted education today:

On June 14th Sceleratus Classical Academy began our tour with “Comparison is the Thief of Joy.”

On June 15th Only Passionate Curiosity shared “Maturity vs. Ability; It’s a Big Deal”.  Childhood Inspired wrote about “Nurturing Other Aspects of Giftedness Besides Academics”.

On June 16th Teaching My Baby to Read features “Harry Potter, Muggles, Squibs, and Giftedness in Family Trees”.

On June 17th Homeschooling: or Who’s Ever Home will write about “Nurturing Musical Talent in the Gifted Child”.

On June 18th Strader Spiel will discuss “Homeschooling a Gifted Child with Special Needs” and The Washington Collation of Gifted Education will share “I’m an Advocate and So Are You”.

On June 19th Northwoods Classical Academy will write about “The Making of a Mathlete”.

On June 20th Homeschooling Hatters will share “Just Let Him Be a Kid”, and Sceleratus Classical Academy will end our tour with a guest post titled “When a Flower Blooms”.

Thanks for being with us on this journey!

This international blog tour is organized by parents who met on The Well Trained Mind Message boards, including Jennifer Bardsley, the “I Brake for Moms” columnist for The Daily Herald.

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