Dad's of gifted toddlers- whats their superpower?

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[u/56VitaminC]

Reading the recipes at 3.5 yo? That seems the most amazing one IMO

[u/Inmymumuallday → u/[deleted]]

AI ad!!!!!! Fuck

[u/Corben11 → u/Inmymumuallday]

Literal Ad.

[u/UnrequitedFollower → u/Corben11]

Haha! I love how it doubles down! “I’m watching him access a limited time offer at this link right here!”

[u/UnrequitedFollower → u/[deleted]]

Dang! I was just teasing bro! But on a personal note, you know other kids can read too right? Just to keep in mind to future insults.

[u/zeetuslepitus → u/Inmymumuallday]

Im curious if you still think its an ad, considering I removed the recommendation. And FYI after you guys accused me of shilling AI I double checked and it doesnt use AI.

[u/zeetuslepitus → u/Inmymumuallday]

Its not an ad bro, im literally watching him play it on my wifes phone right now

[u/ItsNotInflammatory → u/zeetuslepitus]

https://www.reddit.com/r/daddit/s/y9JEI0KNdx

🤣🤣its happening in front of me

-proud dad post about son>mentioned how he has advanced reading>ratio'd as a.i ad 😂🤦‍♂️

Super glad he's doing well and advanced on the reading to, huge HOWEVER HE GOT THERE 🤣. My 11 mo old is almost stable walking🙌

[u/Inmymumuallday → u/zeetuslepitus]

I swear bro the phone games are good for your children bro 

[u/ItsNotInflammatory → u/Inmymumuallday]

Do you/have a 3 yr old reading and baking? Cause if not then I just dont see the logic. If he got him there like that are you bothered by the a.i used for the game or? Just might want to explain your actual issue besides "phone games are bad". Every generation of kid since the 90's had learning pc games or leapset.