
Intelligence, based on research, can be increased from infancy. If you're wondering how, there are many ways to introduce your child to music from a young age.
Recent research from the University of Cambridge provides the simplest answer to the question that plagues almost all parents, how they can make their children smarter. All it takes to do that, according to the results, is a library membership card.
After all, it's a lot easier than you thought, right?
Enjoying books leads to a healthier brain
The team that led the research looked at the cognitive function and development of nearly 10,000 children in America aged 9-13 and found something in common.
"Our study shows a very positive relationship between a very fun and simple activity and children's better cognitive and educational level during adolescence," as the authors explain in The Conversation. This activity is nothing but enjoyable childhood reading.
Along with their cognitive functions, their levels of mental health were particularly elevated, the study found. If you're wondering how there are so many benefits to reading books, suffice it to say that "children's response to what they read is key to developing a healthy brain."
At the same time, the child in this way cultivates his imagination, trains his memory and learns to exercise self-control as well as strong critical thinking. All this together, makes reading the most ideal way to make your child smarter, and a test will convince you!