2.5 yr old intelligence-Is this normal???

[kidlove]

ha ha ! show him my post and have him proof read it, I made a few mistakes

[Momof4]

ha ha ! show him my post and have him proof read it, I made a few mistakes

That got me kidlove. I almost choked on my tea.

[KingstonMom]

Yes he is quite amazing, and I cannot wait to see what he masters next! His parents used flash cards with him when he was young and he was always into reading books and puzzels, had no interest in TV or movies which helped. He does not have any older siblings, bnut I also have his younger sister who is 15 months old, we will see if she shares the same interest in letters etc.

Whenever me and his parents discuss his skills, she hints that she hopes it is not a sign of autism or aspergers or anything because she said she has looked into it and a lot of those diagnosis begin to look like 'just a gifted child'. His social skills comfort me and her that she has nothing to be concerned about.
Should she look into getting him any sort of testing now or wait until he is closer to school aged?

[BrightEyes]

ha ha ! show him my post and have him proof read it, I made a few mistakes

lmao kidlove!!!!!!!!!!!