Does your child have remarkable abilities? Perhaps every parent feels as though their child is special. It’s true that some children start talking young and walk on their own very early.
We continue to be amazed by children. Each year there are some who are considered prodigies in: the arts, science, math, and so on. Take a look below for our list of 10 of the youngest prodigies of all time.
1. Akiane Kramarik
As an eight-year-old girl, Akiane Kramarik painted her first recognizable masterpiece, called “Prince of Peace”. At ten years old, she appeared on Oprah. “I have a painting just for you! A painting for everybody!
2. Aelita Andre
She first learned to paint at nine months old, and at just two years old, her first painting was exhibited in a gallery.
3. Elisabeth Anisimow
Elizabeth Anisimow, just 10 years old, wanted to be a painter when she grew up. She has already sold $35,000 of her art and is already a professional painter.
4. Carson Huey-You
Huey-You is the youngest graduate of Texas Christian University. He plays the piano fluently and speaks fluent Mandarin Chinese. Additionally, he devised an 8-step problem used to solve mathematical structures in Quantum Physics.
5. Rochelle Ballantyne
When she was only 17 years old, Ballantyne was one of the top chess players in the world. She won 4th place at the Girls National Championship when she was in 5th grade.
6. Adam Kirby
A truly remarkable child, Kirby potty trained himself at only 23 months. He also became the youngest member of Mensa, with a 141 IQ score.
7. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The age of 3 is when Mozart picked up his first musical instrument, and a published piece was composed at the age of 5.
8. Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
In 1667 Cruz became a nun so she could read and write whenever she wanted. As a minor, she taught herself to read and write religious poetry.
9. Arthur Rimbaud
It has been claimed by Jim Morrison, Kerouac, and Bob Dylan that Arthur Rimbaud was a major influence on them. work. He published his first piece when he was 15 years old, and produced his masterpiece “The Drunken Boat” when he was 16.
10. Clara Schumann
Schumann could barely speak at the age of 4. However, she mastered the piano at the age of 7, touring Europe as a solo pianist and winning praise from such greats of classical music as Chopin.
