Are some children born with genius ability? Before you think your child is just an average kid, may I quote Glenn Doman, the director of The Institute for the Achievement of Human Potential?

He has produced quite a great proof working with Kids and preschool children. The best thing to do for your Two Year child is to try teaching him or her how to read. This was the method Dr. Doman and his colleagues have done!

Every child that comes into existence has a greater potential intelligence in them; it is left to you as their parent to help them develop it.

Let me ask you: As you interested in discovering the potential of your child?

Full article:https://dailygospelvibe.com/2018/02/16/discovering-the-natural-gifts-in-your-child/

I read to my daughter when she was barely a year and continued until I and her mum separated. (never were married, though it was all my fault)

She continues doing so for my little girl and today my nearly six years old girl is growing in intelligence. I tried doing like that Japanese dad to teach her mathematics very early but it's just a waste of time. Though she's doing very well in school but I just love her curiosity and "wanting to know" attitude. Outspokenness and always questioning the norms.

Did I mention that she understands my lie to her when she was younger that I wanted many mothers to take care of her hence my "a$hawo" lifestyle? I was shocked when she opened up that she no longer wants and tells me to get my shiit together and come marry her mum. (though that's not how she puts it)

my point is, my darling understands things beyond her age and isn't afraid to speak her mind.

correctguy101:

I read to my daughter when she was barely a year and continued until I and her mum separated. (never were married, though it was all my fault)

She continues doing so for my little girl and today my nearly six years old girl is growing in intelligence. I tried doing like that Japanese dad to teach her mathematics very early but it's just a waste of time. Though she's doing very well in school but I just love her curiosity and "wanting to know" attitude. Outspokenness and always questioning the norms.

Did I mention that she understands my lie to her when she was younger that I wanted many mothers to take care of her hence my "a$hawo" lifestyle? I was shocked when she opened up that she no longer wants and tells me to get my shiit together and come marry her mum. (though that's not how she puts it)

my point is, my darling understands things beyond her age and isn't afraid to speak her mind.

Thanks for the contribution