What does your kid do that makes you think “GENIUS”! 😦🤯☺️

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And what are their ages?

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Oh help me 😂😂 Ive seen my son lick the floor and eat a fly lol.

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My daughter is 2 and has a VERY extensive vocabulary. Her preschool teacher says it’s the best she’s heard in 10 years. Weird fact, she can identify 10 different dinosaurs. We love dinosaurs... like, a lot. Haha

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I count it a win that my infant yanks his feet up for me and makes diaper changes a bit easier. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂 His dad really is no Einstein, so I’m gonna take all the wins I can with this kid.

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My daughter is two. The amount of empathy she expresses and the way she reads people is incredible. She is so intuitive and caring. She is also very engaging when having a conversation. She will ask follow up questions based on your answers. 
There is more to her, but I adore the social skills she is developing.

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My child is 3. He can read, he is learning to write, he can do some addition, he can count to 20, he knows his colors and his shapes. He knows his alphabet. I could also read by the age of 3. He will be advanced when it comes time for kindergarten ❤️❤️

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My son met all of his physical milestones months early, he knows all his colors and shapes, knows the name and sound of basically every animal I’ve been able to come up with, knows all his body parts, can count up to 20 in single numbers and then in tens up to 100, knows his alphabet, and is verbally at a 3.5-4 year old level according to his Early Intervention assessment. We’re dipping our toes into reading and writing but he’s not quite there yet.

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Maybe not genius but physically ahead he started walking in his 6th month. At 18 months he completely potty trained.
He knows his colors and some of his alphabet. Idk if so much genius but working with your child. I do think so kids are easier to train than other.

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My sons inventiveness amazes me. He's behind in speech, but always ahead in physical milestones. Some days I struggle because I think he doesn't understand certain things I say, but he's smarter than he lets on and his strong willed nature is what's at play. Then, out of nowhere, he shows his brilliance by problem solving a situation and it's just fascinating to watch him.

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My daughter turned 2 in June and has hit all milestones early, especially language. First complete sentence at 14 months and then there was no stopping her. She knows her alphabet, can count to 20, can count by tens started counting backwards and seems to be interested in simple addition at the moment. She knows all of her shapes, animals, colors and can carry on adult conversations. She knows some sight words and memorizes books and songs easily. Her memory is incredible. I think the first time I ever thought she was a genius was when she mimicked me saying hi and uh-oh in the same pitch around 3-4 months old! It’s so exciting watching her grow and learn.

What does your kid do that makes you think “GENIUS”! 😦🤯☺️

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