Around two percent of all children are considered gifted. They possess very high intelligence, learn significantly faster than others, and are correspondingly more curious. These exceptional children and their parents often face substantial challenges. The psychologist and expert on giftedness illustrates, through nine specific case studies (ages 4 to 15), what developments are normal for these children, what pitfalls to watch out for, and how parents and children can navigate these issues. A compact and competent guide for living with highly intelligent children, based on the latest scientific research.