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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It doesn't matter. Being "smart" has little to do with future success. I would rather my child value perseverance and working hard than be a genius. I have cousins who are brilliant but are skating by in life and accomplishing very little because they don't have those traits.[/quote] This. I have a genius IQ and I never had much luck in my career a d was lazy about school and work. Now a sahm. My 3 year old knows some letters and some numbers. Didn't know his colors until a month or two ago. He laughs easily, sticks up for his little friends on the playground, is very affectionate with DH, toddler DD, and me, and loves to sing and dance. I couldn't be happier with where he is. I have no idea yet if be will be smart, average, or below average, but I know he is an awesome kid! [/quote]
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