As the Gunkle is fond of saying ‘Baby time is slow time’.
Oh yes it is. I find as the Baby gets more difficult mobile the seconds on the clock slow their march to a crawl. Unless it’s naptime, that is. Then they’re fairly flipping fly like they’re being chased by a pack of rabid, mangy soi dogs.
Clever Mother Nature is looking out for me again though. Just when I feel I might slip into a coma through the tedium or have a stress induced stroke she reminds me that my baby is a genius.
An outsider might not be impressed by the Baby’s ability to give kisses when requested in two different languages (!). An outsider might point out that the Baby’s open mouthed, hair pulling, face grabbing embrace resembles a scene from the Walking Dead more than an actual kiss. She or he might also query the wisdom of also sharing these open mouthed kisses with the dog. Me? I think- ‘How cute is my frickin’ genius child?!’
An outsider might watch the Baby concentrating hard as he stacks rings and be unmoved. She or he might suggest that the ring which made it onto the stack probably did by accident. She or he might say that a success rate of 1/43 attempts is nothing to get excited about. Me? I’m all ‘When should we start applying to Oxford?!’
He even learned to pick his nose this week. That must be a sign of advancement, surely. I’m not sure about eating it after, but hey ho. Not to mention the determined and skilled way he demolishes everything within reach. Perhaps he’s one of those savants who is determining how things work by deconstructing them.
Hats off to ya M.N.! It’s certainly more fun to pass the time in the company of a gifted baby than a regular one.
How does your child show their genius?
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My daughter has just learned to pick her nose. I’ve never been prouder. 😉
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She’s a genius, clearly. It’s an odd moment, isn’t it? 🙂
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Well… somebody’s gotta raise the genius’ (es)? See, I am not one. I do believe though, that there is a section on the age a nose was first picked on all the best University applications – so be sure to mark it in his book!
PS – Have already voted for you, lady. Big congratulations and fingers crossed!
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Good to hear. For sure, I’ll jot down the date…as soon as I find his book.
Thanks so much for your vote!
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brilliant! love the pictures! my toddler is a genius too! He could eat his porridge with a spoon at 12 months and I nearly sent him to Oxford! He can also climb out of the swimming pool by himself which his older sister can’t even do so I might have to call someone who knows how to deal with super talented kids 🙂 #brilliantblogbosts
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My goodness, spoon wielding 12 month old?! I’m only brave enough to give my tot a loaded spoon sometimes. We better get Mensa on the case!
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Phewf it’s not just me…also my child is a comedian, is yours???
#BrilliantBlogPosts
.:Marta:.
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Definitely. I got a whole blog basically dedicated to it 😉
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All children are geniuses. Of course, every mother knows THEIR child is a bigger genius than anyone else’s. Love it!
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#brilliantblogposts
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Claro 🙂
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My 15 month old just learnt how to pick her nose too! Or at least she realised her finger slides in perfectly. But of course your child is a genius! Just like mine! 🙂
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😉 It is such a perfect fit, isn’t it? Really I feel the nostril was designed with picking in mind.
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My nearly 2 year old JUST learned how to pick her nose, so I’m guessing your baby really is a genius 🙂
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Not sure if it’s the kind of smarts that’ll get him into a Uni though.
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