Identifying Exceptional IQ Through Early Childhood Indicators

In fact, we don't have to wait until our child is all grown up to know how intelligent and smart they are, and what their IQ is. No need to wait for a child to grow up: a look at their little hands will provide you with the answer.

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Professor Li Mai Jin, a renowned criminologist and child-rearing expert in China, has shared on a TV show that one can assess a child’s IQ by observing their hands.

Li says a child’s intelligence can be seen through their hands. It may sound far-fetched, but it’s true. A child’s hand has many sensory nerves, so even their fingers can perform many movements. And these movements need to be coordinated with the brain to be executed.

Professor Li Mai Jin, child and criminal psychology expert

Therefore, it can be concluded that the more complex and rapid the hand movements, the greater the brain stimulation, and the more compatible response is required from the brain.

According to Li, whether a child’s IQ is high or not, one can tell just by looking at the following three signs of their hands:

1. Flexible fingers

Some children suck their fingers from a very young age, but some others can only do this when they get a little older. Although it is a simple movement, it is not easy for children, and the earlier a child can do it, the more intelligent they are.

2. Good hands-on ability

If your child likes to do crafts and do things themselves, such as disassembling machines, congratulations, your child is very intelligent.

Children with flexible hands are sure to be intelligent. (Illustrative image)

3. Artistic talent

Many parents get upset by their child’s scribbles all over the house and even give them a stern no-no. However, parents need to remember that many intelligent children have a talent for “drawing”.

Frequently asked questions

Professor Li identifies three key signs: flexible fingers, good hands-on ability, and artistic talent. Children with flexible fingers who can suck their thumbs from a young age are likely to be more intelligent. Additionally, children who enjoy crafts and dismantling machines are displaying a hands-on ability that suggests higher intelligence. Finally, children with a talent for drawing and art often have higher IQs.

A child’s hands have many sensory nerves, allowing for a wide range of movements. These movements require coordination with the brain, and the complexity and speed of these movements can indicate the level of brain stimulation and intelligence.
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