Your child is intelligent or average intelligence, how do you determine the level of your child's intelligence?

It has become possible to determine the level of your child's intelligence, and his emotional inclinations, very early, even before he speaks how. With a stronger mind and higher IQ than their right-handed peers.

The study, the results of which were reported by the British newspaper "Daily Mail", showed that we use the right side of our brains to process information related to faces, which makes the left side of our field of vision ideal for perceiving faces.

The study indicated that this means that the child holding his doll on the left arm indicates that he has better cognitive abilities and social skills.

Some previous research has suggested that young children's brains do not separate processing faces, but rather that they use the left side of the brain to understand words, but the new study, conducted at University College London, suggests otherwise.

During the new study, experiments were conducted with 100 children aged between 4 to 5 years, where the researchers found that the children recognized even a primitive drawing - consisting of three dots - on the face, and when they were given an empty pillow, they did not calm it, but when three dots were drawn on the pillow They saw her as a face and started rocking her like a real baby.

This means that the left-handed babies gave them the best face-handling position, and they performed better than their right-handed counterparts on a series of mental and social tasks the researchers gave them.

For his part, Dr. Gilliam Forster, one of the study’s supervisors, explained that this phenomenon is called “left immigrant bias”, and it is a phenomenon that is not only limited to humans, but also exists in multiple species of animals such as gorillas and others.

Forster also pointed out that it's not new, but it has not been noticed before, as 80% of mothers do the same, carrying their infants on the left, especially during the first 12 weeks when babies are most vulnerable and need close monitoring.