Question

Cite your views on child stars and explain the impact of early success.
Give an example of a modern child star or genius (music, math or science or computers) whose rise and fall mirrors Mozart's (a child prodigy who performed throughout Europe).

Answer 1

Answer:

A child star is that child that exhibits superior intellectual or artistic traits by the media, and the common agreement is that they possess exceptional abilities.  

Explanation:

General objections on the subject are related to the following topics:

1. Early work.  Parents of these children often are more preoccupied with immediate income rather than the children themselves.  
2. Human rights.  Rights such as education with other children and time to play are secondary to practices and formation on the specific talent.  This leads to incomplete/partial development, being social interaction and reality perception often the most damaged.  
3. Marketing perception.  The moment these children start growing up, the media and general population stop seeing them as cute and amazing.  They are almost adults now.  The traits associated as marvelous could be possessed by any other adult, therefore, entertainment media lost interest in them.
4. Getting old.  The moment they are not profitable, parents try to get as much as they can, commercially speaking, children or young adults are not prepared for the change, and especially life as a common citizen (going back to school, get a mayor, create a family).

Mayim Bialik

She started her acting career in television, at the age of 12 years.  Blossom was her first protagonist role while acting and studying at the same time.  Mayim studied medicine at U.C.L.A., and after a break, she was earned a Ph.D. in Neuroscience.    Her last well-known show was Big Bang Theory.  This is one example of a successful career-life balance.