10 Ways to Teach Your Child to be a Genius

10 Ways to teach your child to be a genius
10 Ways to teach your child to be a genius

10 Ways to Teach Your Child to be a Genius

Almost every parent thinks of their child as being a genius. From the vague pronunciation of ‘cookie’ at an early age, to a toddler’s seemingly intelligent drawing of a house, that to the parent, looks exactly like the actual White House, parents want geniuses. If you want your child ‘to be’ a genius, then you have to understand what ‘genius’ really is.

Genius refers to a person with supreme intellectual knowledge, a high IQ, or someone with particularly dazzling skills in any field. Genius seems to come naturally to some

and must be developed in others; with the expectation that one kind of genius may be very different from someone else’s. Society esteems those who are referred to as being a genius. The characteristics that come with this level of brain capacity; exceptional talent, memory, and a vivacity to learn new concepts quickly, makes for a high chance of success later in life. Growing your child into a genius is a definite process including many methods. Each child will respond better to one method or another. As you begin working with your child, you will learn what teaching style brings the best results.

So why raise a genius? Today’s lifestyle and workforce climate includes the level of education and academic prowess that stands out among job candidates. As the times change and the young children of the present prepare to enter the future workforce, the demands will increase exponentially. For an adult to be considered for the upper echelon of future company’s positions, they need the edge of expanded knowledge and well-rounded abilities.

Genius training and lifestyle adaptation does just that!

10Talk to Your Child Often

Get to know your baby. Chat her up!

9Read to Your Child from Birth!

Read your favorite books to your little one.

8Find an Instrument Your Child Likes and Provide Music Lessons

Teach your shortie to tickle those ivories.

7Want to Raise a Genius? Get Them Moving!

Get them running to stimulate that gray matter.

6Seize the Moment

There are lessons to be learned from even everyday activities.

5Allow Your Child to Fail … and Like it

Failing or not winning (or being told they won) is valuable and creates toughness.

4To Praise or Not to Praise

Use positive talk with your youngster.

3Teach Your Child to Eat ‘Wisely’

The value of health eating cannot be overstated.

2TIME is Another Way to Say Genius

Put in the time if you want a smart kid.

1True Grit

Teach your baby to develop true grit.