Feb
11
At one year old, he knew how to hum and sing tunes. He also knew how to recite a poem.
At age 2, he can recite numbers one to ten and the letters of the alphabet. He can also name all the television commercials at that time. When he was two-and-a-half, he would know how to mimic commercial lines such as one of the fast-food’s script “Mommy, I love you…thanks for everything!”
And to top it all, he started reading at age 2. He can master all songs in a given CD within a day. He can memorize their sequence, titles and even lyrics! Yes, he is a true wonder.
And most of all, he is very charming, thoughtful, creative and sensitive. He would know when someone is angry or depressed. He could easily assess an adult’s conversation and he can engage in a discussion even with people older than him.
Today, he is five. He continues to amaze me. He consistently gain high marks at school. I thought his kinds are only true in movies. I never really imagined that I would have a child like him. Until now, I am thankful and appreciative of the fact that God has given my family a bright, loving angel.
And to top it all, he started reading at age 2. He can master all songs in a given CD within a day. He can memorize their sequence, titles and even lyrics! Yes, he is a true wonder.
And most of all, he is very charming, thoughtful, creative and sensitive. He would know when someone is angry or depressed. He could easily assess an adult’s conversation and he can engage in a discussion even with people older than him.
Today, he is five. He continues to amaze me. He consistently gain high marks at school. I thought his kinds are only true in movies. I never really imagined that I would have a child like him. Until now, I am thankful and appreciative of the fact that God has given my family a bright, loving angel.
Daboy is only few of the gifted children who has high IQ and EQ. Parents with exceptional children should be supportive of them. It would help to exchange notes with other parents to gain more information about gifted children. I read an article once that says the "gifted" is not equals to a "genius." Gifted children are children advance both in intellect and emotional development as compared to theri peers.
