TikTok Video Shows Astonishing Maths Skills of SA Toddler Baby Dev, Leaving Mzansi Impressed
- South African toddler Baby Dev has amazed netizens with his exceptional mathematics skills at the tender age of two
- In a viral TikTok video, Baby Dev is seen effortlessly solving various math equations of multiplication and division
- The video has garnered praise from many, with some calling Baby Dev a baby genius and a prodigy
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Source: TikTok
Mzansi toddler Baby Dev (@devanlovesnumbers) may just be South Africa's latest child prodigy after amazing netizens with his mathematics skills at the tender age of two.
Maths is one of those subjects that many people tend to find complex due to abstract concepts and other factors. But not for Baby Dev.
A video shared on TikTok shows the little boy solving various math equations of multiplication and division, which he solves with ease and accuracy.
"My 2 years old genius❤️" the post was captioned.
Watch the baby math wizz in action:
Mzansi shows Baby Dev love online
Child prodigies have a unique ability to learn quickly and deeply and may also have exceptional memory and problem-solving skills. They may also be highly motivated and driven and have a strong sense of purpose and direction.
Many netizens were impressed by the little boy's skills and praised him as a "baby genius" in the comments section.
wanjiprivate wrote:
"Mathing before languaging is crazzzyy ."
Lizjoe23 replied:
"Protect this child at all costs."
thiscouldbeanyone said:
"Meanwhile my four year old can’t remember what comes after 12."
MariaStar said:
"And I’m over here still using my fingers at 36 years old."
perfect_parisresponded:
"He learned to do the maths before he could even say the number perfectly, that's genius."
Math genius Sibahle Zwane impresses UCT vice-chancellor
In another story, Brielfy News reported that South African maths genius Sibahle Zwane has once again taken social media by storm after a few of his videos were re-shared and circulated online.
Amazed by his ability to solve complicated sums and equations off the top of his head was the vice-chancellor of the University of Cape Town, Rosina Mamokgethi Phakeng, who rallied support for the talented teen to get a better education.
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Source: Briefly News
