Cursory: A video of a smart kid reading words on different cards has got many people expressing amazement at his brilliance. In the viral video, the kid calmly read out the written words. Netizens who reacted to the baby’s video praised the boy’s educator for a good job done.
A viral video that captured a baby pronouncing words written on different cards as a female voice told him “good job” has been shared by @marthaline347 on TikTok .
The baby flipped out each card after pronouncing the words on them. Though he hummed some, the woman behind the camera called each word clearly after him.
To show that he knew what he was doing, the baby turned over a card that was upside down so that it can be read properly.
While reading out the words, he occasionally looked at the camera. Many people have tagged him a genius.
See video below:
See reactions:
@Afuna Isaac:before one year…lil Einstein…and Einstein wasn’t even good in school
@*Honey*:we talk to our lil one “almost 2 in January” won’t even say Hi . we talked to him since day 1…
@Marisa:Wow a genius in the making this is amazing!! 🥰
@Trinbago2022:He turned it upright… so you know he wasn’t just saying the words😳😳😳😳😳😳🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰bright…good job ma
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