Keiron's parents said that raising a child prodigy wasn't easy because they were constantly concerned about their son's well-being in the public spotlight. "It doesn't have this kind of robotic, studious thing and have this sense that you're just performing," she said. The key to maintaining a gifted child's happiness, Quart said, was for parents to make sure their child continued to enjoy the work. "But it's important not to overly praise it." "Being particularly good at one thing can actually produce a sense of value," she said. Quart added that having a child who is exceptionally talented in one skill, doesn't mean parents should expect the child to be a prodigy at everything, and that there was a heavy pressure on today's kids to be well-rounded. "I think you can make an extremely talented child because it takes many, many hours of practice to make a child good at anything," she said. When Kieron Williamson of Holt, England, got a drawing pad from his parents a few years ago, they quickly noticed that his simple sketches showed astounding skill.Īlissa Quart, author of the book, "Hothouse Kids: How the Pressure to Succeed Threatens Childhood," said there have been different findings on whether "giftedness" is inherent or practiced. You know he'll see something on the table that I don't see and it's just amazing." A Modern Day, 8-Year-Old Picasso? I mean there's stuff that he's doing now, his jump shots and his creativity, you know he comes up with stuff on his own that just blows us away. "He's incredible, he never ceases to amaze me. "There's stuff he's doing that people who are 30 years old can't do," O'Dell said. His parents said they continue to be blown away by their son's enormous talent.
3 YR OLD PIANO PRODIGY TV
Now the 3-year-old has sponsorships, become a YouTube sensation, and made dozens of television appearances on local TV stations as well as CNN and Rachel Ray, all before he is old enough to go to preschool. "Just picked up the cue and started pocketing balls at 18 months.He can do all kinds of trick shots that would blow your mind." Whatever she wants to be is fine."He just picked up on it one day," O'Dell said. Sun told the New York Post, “The first time I heard her playing a piano piece, I was so deeply moved.” But Nicole doesn’t believe that just because her daughter has become so skilled that she must continue to play the piano for the rest of her life, saying, “As a parent, I’m still open to everything, I don’t tell her that she must be a pianist.
But she never could have imagined that her daughter would soon be the youngest person to ever play at Carnegie Hall because of her incredible talent. Her parents introduced their daughter to the instrument because they are both music lovers and her mother, Nicole Sun, is also a piano player. Although her performance is scheduled for 2022, there’s no telling what else Brigette will learn before then. In March of 2021, she won the top honor at the American Protégé International Competition and as the winner of this competition, she was given the honor of performing at the famed venue Carnegie Hall. In December of 2020, she won the Elite National Music Competition and became the youngest first-place winner of the competition in its history. Brigitte’s skills have opened up a world of opportunities for her.
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