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Mensa's youngest member is an incredibly bright toddler who can read and spell difficult words, picking up nuanced language from an even younger age and impressing her preschool teachers and classmates

Priscilla King believes baby Georgia is going to be a brain surgeon, because the 17-month-old prefers reading books to playing with toys, can already count to ten and can even hold a conversation with her mum

Anwita Patil was 11 when she took the test with Mensa, the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world - she received a score of 162 while Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking were believed to have IQs of 160

At the age of three years and eight months, Teddy has the letter and word recognition of a child of eight years and 10 months old, according to his assessment from MENSA