Almost every mother wants her child to become an intelligent, active person. But how to judge a child's intelligence, which even said is a "luxury"?
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While each child has a developing rhythm, you can keep track of key landmarks to see if your child is missing a beat compared to peers. As a parent, you need to know when to wait and when to intervene in that development.
In fact, there is no need to wait until your baby grows up and perform tests or quizzes to assess your child's intelligence. According to many experts, if you want to assess your child's IQ from the beginning, you can apply the following "tips".
Do not miss the following smart signs of children, mother!
1 / "Window of the soul" of the baby
According to many studies, newborn babies who have a habit of staring intently at things around for a long time tend to be smarter than their peers. The reason is that when you spend a lot of time observing, the child's language and cognitive ability will develop better. At the same time, this also shows that your baby is a quick and receptive kid.
2 / Baby often laughs
Most babies will show their first smile within 1 month of birth. However, many babies have to wait until the 4th month to start showing their charming smile. According to experts, early laughter is a manifestation of the development of motor skills. Statistics show that babies who laugh early and laugh often after growing up tend to become active and alert people.
3 / Sleep less
Sleep plays an important role in the health of children, especially infants. Usually, babies need to sleep 10-18 hours a day, depending on age. However, some studies have shown that babies who sleep less, but are still healthy and not upset are often smarter. Experts say that the reason may be that the brains of intelligent babies are always stimulated, making it harder to fall asleep.
4 / Grow faster
Each child has a different rate of development, but of course, there are certain milestones for the development of their physical skills. According to statistics, the early children who know how to scatter, crawl, crawl ... are often smarter.
Looking forward to each child's developmental milestones Every day with your baby is a joy of discovery. It is not uncommon for your baby to discover new skills with each passing day. At each age, your baby will have different developmental milestones. Only when mastering this, can parents keep babies safe and healthy.
5 / "You both want to get bored quickly"
According to experts, smart kids love to learn and receive new information. However, that is why, these children will quickly get bored if they often repeat an action or when they have to play a certain toy forever. If you find that your child gets bored quickly with his toys, please do not be too "hard" to me. Maybe your baby is someone who has a high need to explore, explore and learn.
6 / Develop better senses
Your baby can easily breastfeed the first time or be able to distinguish between breast milk and other types of milk or be able to distinguish color contrast ... If your baby has these signs, you can be happy. happy already! These are signs that your baby is a smart, sensitive person.
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