What are the signs that a three-year-old baby has a high IQ?

During the baby's growth process, intellectual development is the most critical. Although the baby's intelligence is mostly determined by genetic factors, some babies are born smarter. If the parents neglect it, the baby will not be particularly smart in the future. Therefore, parents must pay attention to the performance of babies with high IQ and educate babies with high IQ early so that the baby can become smarter.

What are the signs that a three-year-old baby has a high IQ?

1. Focus

If your child can concentrate on doing one thing, it means he is smart. For example, a child can squat on the ground and watch ants for more than half an hour; the child is very attentive when watching cartoons and even forgets to eat. These are all manifestations of the child's concentration.

No matter what the child does, as long as the child can concentrate while doing it, it means that the child can focus on doing something, and a focused person can do things to the extreme. Therefore, if your child is able to concentrate, you don't have to worry about what he will do when he grows up.

2. Language Talent

Children with language talent will have more flexible minds because they will master a larger vocabulary, which will lead to higher comprehension and cognitive abilities.

Children with language talents can understand and respond quickly when their parents communicate with them. Such children are naturally smarter. This talent becomes even more evident in communication between children.

3. Love numbers

Smart children are more sensitive to numbers, especially those who learn to count at an early age and can count many times in a row, which shows that the children have a strong cognitive ability for numbers.

If your child likes to count things when he sees a large number of them, for example, when you take your child to the supermarket and see a large number of goods on the shelves, the child will be very excited to count them. Then congratulations, your child has a high IQ!

4. Like to read

Some children prefer reading, or when children are too young to read, they like listening to stories, which is also a manifestation of their love for reading. Children who love reading will also be smart.

Reading is the process of exploring the unknown world, which can promote the development of learning ability. Moreover, liking reading also shows that children have a strong desire for knowledge. Only children who are curious will love to learn.

5. Love to laugh

Some children are born more alert than others. Some children can raise their heads very high by themselves, as if they want to understand everything around them and have a strong curiosity about the things around them. Children who are sensitive and quick to react will be smart. Parents can feel it when they hold their children. Some children will deliberately avoid certain things when looking at them, which means that they can distinguish what makes them happy and what does not. At this time, the child already has psychological activities. The more sensitive the child is, the more satisfied he can be.

The earlier a child laughs, the smarter he is likely to be. Although this has no factual basis, it is also a manifestation that babies who love to laugh will become smart and lively babies.

6. Babies love to imitate

Babies can imitate adults' facial expressions, such as sticking out the tongue, just eight hours after birth. If the surrounding environment is relatively quiet and you keep a certain distance from your baby, you will find that the child will look at your face. At this time, you can stick out your tongue every few seconds, slowly repeat this action, and then stop. If he will look at your face and stick out his tongue, it means that the child is very smart. If you open your mouth towards your baby and repeat it a few times, your baby will follow your lead. In addition, new babies may also imitate pouting, smiling, or sad expressions.

At this time, parents can communicate more with their children, and do some actions for the baby, from simple to complex, to improve the baby's imitation ability and develop the baby's intelligence.

7. Strong understanding

Smart babies can understand complex concepts and perceive the relationships between things. When your baby knows about cars, airplanes and ships, he or she will understand the meaning of "transportation."