# He's very advanced
Crikey. A British 3-year old with an IQ of 137 has joined Mensa.
As friends and family start raising their little 'uns I constantly find myself asking stupid questions about what kids are supposed to be doing at various ages. "Little Algernon said his first word today" and I'm not sure whether to congratulate the parent or not. Was it "on time"? Was the timing something to be proud of or worried about?
I'm clueless about when babies should be walking, talking, mastering precalculus, etc. But at age 3 I doubt I even knew how to tie my own shoelaces.
As friends and family start raising their little 'uns I constantly find myself asking stupid questions about what kids are supposed to be doing at various ages. "Little Algernon said his first word today" and I'm not sure whether to congratulate the parent or not. Was it "on time"? Was the timing something to be proud of or worried about?
I'm clueless about when babies should be walking, talking, mastering precalculus, etc. But at age 3 I doubt I even knew how to tie my own shoelaces.
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