How to increase your child's IQ - proven tips from scientists

[@IngeniousBaby]

Show Highlights: 00:43 - Is intelligence / IQ based on nature or nurture? 2:01 - Tips to raise your child's IQ up to 30 points 2:34 - Breathing exercises to raise your child's IQ 3:10 - How to raise your child's IQ through the foods they eat 6:35 - How to stimulate your child's brain through music 10:54 - When is the most important time to stimulate child's brain

[@theroadtocosplayandcomicco5840]

I started reading to my nephew when he started talking he started reading on his own by age 3. He now reads above his grade level and is the top student of his school.

[@IngeniousBaby]

The Road to Cosplay and Comic Con what a great gift you gave him by spending time reading! Sounds like a smart kid!

[@barbarapaz3722]

I started reading to my newborn!!! As a children’s librarian I already knew how much reading is important from the earliest days. It’s a big misconception that even though babies don’t understand words yet we shouldn’t read to them. There are numerous UNESCO campaigns about reading from the earliest age. It’s proven to stimulate and help babies with so many things in their whole development.

[@gwenkrueger1092]

Another excellent video on child development. Dr. Lawlis gives tips on how any child can increase their IQ level. I found this very fascinating as any family can incorporate improving IQ of their child with relatively simple tips.

[@jayeshchandra6490]

That alternate breathing exercise is called Pranayama in Yoga .. Hatsoff to Patanjali who invented that technique in india 1000 years back !!

[@rekhasujin1180]

Most of the things he says has a connection with yoga and pranayama..

[@shreshthahegde]

Exactly ! Anulom vilom but no credit given there

[@lameiraangelo]

The breathing exercises come from Hinduism, Yoga in particular... that's Pranayama.

[@LesIsMoreFilms]

This interview was a nice reminder that just because someone has a higher IQ does not mean they have critical thinking skills. I cringed listening to Dr. Lawlis because most of what he said lacked substance, depth and real thought. How people can take this man seriously bewilders me

[@emilygrace1960]

Any idea if the use of Iodine could be helpful to children with Downs Syndrome? If so, in what ways?

[@jeanlukvolker7674]

What would be the perfect set of strategies, steps and techniques to improve my IQ from 100 to 205.

[@bror7320]

Get reborn. Better luck next time...

[@IngeniousBaby]

It's much easier to boost a child's IQ. From before birth to age 4, an infant's brain grows explosively. In fact, your child's brain has reached 90% of its adult size before kindergarten. This period of great growth provides an ideal window of opportunity for increasing IQ. That being said, our brains can always grow through diet, exercise and learning new things.

[@michellnaito539]

@@IngeniousBaby thank you always. You help me how to raise my child to be smart. From the bottom of my heart thank you 🙇

[@IngeniousBaby]

@@michellnaito539 so glad you are finding the information useful!

[@IWIK7062]

Maybe you can pay for a bunch of micro chip implants to your brain. But even that would probably be unlikely to improve you that much.

[@knowledgekubheka4126]

Thank you

[@amyj.4992]

My parents and elders rock yo!

[@amyj.4992]

My mother homeschooled me during the summers. I was reading by 2 and knew my multiplication tables by 4. I was counting to 100 by 3. My grandmother always fed me different foods including boiled eggs. My grandfather made me more vegetable dishes at age 5 even though I have been eating them since I was 2. I have been doing breathing exercises and dancing since I was 4 and speaking different languages and learning from my father since I was 5. Gardening since I was 4. Don't get me started, I have a whole list lmfao

[@amyj.4992]

I know how to behave classy and authentically Bourgie in industrial society, and down to Earth in my 2E creatives society. Plus being black is not easy, because you don't want to "offend" certain people.

[@amyj.4992]

She played classical music mainly when I was in her womb she said. She said she loved when I asked why all the time. She showed me lots of affection, with a healthy balance of discipline. She was very strict, but with good reason. My grandfather walked me through mental strength lessons. My grandmother and mother taught me southern belle etiquette. My father held conversations with me in Spanish. I mean honestly, just interact with your children and treat them like they matter. Need we say more?

[@IngeniousBaby]

Thank you for sharing your insight! It sounds like you have had a blessed childhood!

[@siddharthdeshmukh6359]

Why does Jordon Peterson say that its not possible

[@IngeniousBaby]

What are you referring to?

[@AbhishekSingh-pp1ks]

Because he is a credible psychologist. Intelligence is fixed and it cannot be improved.

[@beyza2004]

@@AbhishekSingh-pp1ks I am pretty sure it can change slightly over lifetime but surely not by eating boiled eggs or breathing properly😂 and probably not increased by whole 20 points but maybe a few ones... but it's more or less a guess because I saw a study about not properly encouraged and stimulated gifted children and a pretty high percentage of it was not diagnosed "gifted" again after a few years... which means their IQ had to decrease but not because they did not eat eggs 😂

[@drperkins6668]

@@beyza2004 I tried to find info on line about Mozart's parents being of lower IQ but could not find that information. While studies show that upbringing can alter IQ a little, maybe 8 points max. Habitual smoking of Marijuana can decrease IQ by up to 10 points. IQ decreases with age for a majority of people. I'm sure Peterson knows all of these studies better than I do.

[@gl9088]

I don’t recall Peterson saying that. And I’m probably not quoting Peterson verbatim here, but in his words, he probably said “well, it’s complicated”. IQ isn’t so simple. And IQ is nurture upon nature. Meaning you can nurture your brain, but you are only nurturing your nature. Nurture technically may be unlimited, but nature is limited, and therefore, nurturing one’s nature is also limited. We can work on learning more, having a healthy lifestyle, and doing our best to maximize our potential. But we cannot change who we are.

[@m1galler]

Iodine. Or cure the lack of

[@rudrakumar4697]

Is IT possible for 20 or 22 age boy to be genuis level by using this tips

[@sjjdhwhjw1257]

😂😂😂

[@SuperSuperscope]

Ok reading fine but what on earth is this nonsense about breathing this is a quack special . What is the nonsense ?

[@IngeniousBaby]

Here is an interesting study how deep breathing strengthens your brain and boosts attention span. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/psyp.13091

[@jamarigay7506]

Hello there, I want to know if Rotogenflux Methods, will work for me? I see many people keep on talking about this iq course.

[@cynthiadonahey9989]

From what I was told, when talkies came in and the printed word was taken from the movie screen. the average IQ dropped by a considerable amount. Especially for children, whose parents kept no books in the house. The omscreen lettering does annoy some people., who tend to have acute hearing,

[@uv5455]

eating boiled eggs. what a clown

[@IngeniousBaby]

Eggs are a rich source of several B vitamins and choline, which are important for proper brain functioning and development, as well as regulating mood. Also, according to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, researchers found that eating eggs boost brain power, due to the benefit of choline.

[@domino4239]

Told my mom to provide me with boiled eggs everyday, i think it helps.

[@bridalmehandi]

1 breathing 2nd eating boil egg 3?

[@IngeniousBaby]

@bridalmehandi The third was chewing gum as it increases flow of oxygen to the brain. This increased oxygenation can help improve attention, memory, and overall cognitive function. You can watch the short here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6S9dIaQe56knJY

[@emilygrace1960]

Any chance this can help someone who is beyond childhood but still a "young adult" (30's and 40's? LOL!)

[@IngeniousBaby]

Yes, absolutely. It's called neuroplasticity and you can grow your brain at any age!

[@mypasswordisredcarrot]

Marijuana

[@tommychong3588]

Facts

[@amyj.4992]

It is what it is, y'all come from the most judgemental perfectionist and industrial society of people who shit on people of my 2E society. That's just how things are for y'all 💙💓🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@sarulimbu5071]

Dr. With respect, but you lacked the vocabulary to explain your suggestive breathing technique that is called "anulom bilom" an archaic Eastern term use in Yoga philosophy.

[@darealdirtydan1561]

Thank you

[@shekardhana6005]

"Anulom Vilom"

[@axs-xq7cq]

Just try to make sure that that kid doesn't just end up also being some sort of socially maladjusted 'nerd' or reject or something instead of also learning the physical and mental skills that they would need in order to be able to socially compete and to be able to get a decent girlfriend at least later on.

[@leilanirowe8821]

What is Rotogenflux Methods? We've noticed many amazing things about this iq course.