No need for complicated IQ tests, even waiting for your baby to grow up, mothers can assess the intelligence of children from the moment they are born with only the following signs.
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5 signs that identify smart babies from birth (QC)
Based on birth weight, head circumference, or early symptoms, experts conducted research and made a child's intelligence assessment.
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2. Intelligence rating based on weight
4. The ability to pay attention
Based on birth weight, head circumference, or early symptoms, experts conducted research and made a child's intelligence assessment. Refer now to know, whether your baby owns an "superior" intelligence, mom!
Are children smart or not? Refer to the following 5 signs to recognize immediately, mom!
The results of the study, published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, have shown a link between the infant's head circumference and IQ. British experts have analyzed data on nearly 100,000 Britons and found that those with a larger head circumference usually score higher on the test.
Research on 3,000 infants published in the Medical Journal (UK) shows that the birth weight of the baby tends to be proportional to the child's IQ. Specifically, babies with a "slightly" weight than at birth are often "slightly" intellectually superior.
Not only birth weight, baby's weight gain in the first month is also a predictor of intelligence. The study of 13,800 children, experts at the University of Adelaide (Australia) found that, within the first 4 weeks of life, babies who gained 40% of their weight had an IQ 1.5 points higher than those who were only 15% weight gain.
Right from the womb, baby can laugh. However, the baby's smile now is just a reflex. About 2-3 months old, babies will stop smiling reflexively. Your baby's smile at this time shows the child's enjoyment or interest in something. Many studies have shown, babies who laugh early and laugh more often have more developed intelligence.
Baby development: What can 2-month-olds do? Two months old is considered an important period for babies, because at this time the senses seem to be aware of everything around them. The baby has recognized the mother's face, expressed her feelings of like, dislike, laughed happily ... Now you can play peek-a-boo with your baby! It's great ...
The focus, focusing on a certain problem also shows the superior intelligence of the child. Babies and young children are very distracted. However, for babies with outstanding intelligence, the time they focus will be much longer. Babies tend to spend a lot of time with a story, a problem, or spend time mastering a skill. It is also easy for mothers to see that babies soon reach developmental milestones than standard development milestones.
When hearing noises around them, an intelligent child usually quickly searches for where the noise is. Babies have the ability to make eye contact with people from a very early age. At the same time, children tend to sleep less, are more sensitive to light and stimulation from their surroundings.
The above information is for reference only. Mom does not need to worry too much if the baby has not shown these signs. In addition to genetic factors, intelligence is also influenced by the parents' diet and parenting style.
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