Kashi, The Smart Boss Baby

Having a toddler at home is one of the best things any family can ever ask for. There is no doubt that all toddlers are so adorable, and their presence makes everything extra special. The way they do their little things, such as laughing, giggling, and mumbling their words, is just one of the cutest things about them.

As an aunt of five girls and three boys, I can attest that having toddlers adds fun to the family. They may be small, but they are a great bundle of joy. And I am grateful that after ten years since our youngest member of the family, we got a new one who just recently turned three.

Some of you must have known him since I often shared his photos on two noise platforms. If you haven't heard about him, let me introduce our smart boss baby. His name is Akashiii, or Kashi for short, and he's by far the smartest of all my nieces and nephews.

Let me tell you why then.

Learns rainbow colors at the age of two

Kashi was only two years old and four months when he started to learn the rainbow colors. Thanks to Super Simple Songs' The Rainbow Song, Kashi learned to sing and master the song, even at an early age. This song was the first nursery rhyme he sang in full song.

Badanamu and Super Simple Songs, by the way, were two of his first favorites. 

He liked these two more than Cocomelon and other similar videos for kids. I guess because of the graphics, choices of colors, and how catchy their songs are.

Masters the alphabet, colors, and shapes easily

When his mom took him back to Cebu, he only knew how to sing different nursery rhymes. Within a few weeks of his stay, he surprised us with a video of randomly naming those letters. Even identifying the colors and shapes come naturally to him. While some kids of his age will have to take a few seconds to pause before they can identify the alphabet, colors, or shapes, Kashi can do it right away.

Now, he would name objects that start with that letter and sometimes include their shape and color. For the shapes, he's beginning to learn difficult ones like rhombus, trapezoid, parallelogram, and a few more. For numbers, he can count up to 40, but he is also trying to count up to 100. He can, however, count by 100s and 1000s.

He can quickly memorize a particular song by its tune

My nephew has a good memory. After a few replays, he can sing it alone when he listens to a specific theme. Of course, not the full lyrics, but the tune is there. One of his favorite songs were MAPA, Ugoy Ng Duyan, 10,000 Reasons, and a few others.

He can name the different kinds of cars and balls

Kashi has been obsessed with cars since he was one. When I bought him a mini car he could ride, he was fascinated with it, especially the wheels. He would stare at the wheels and maybe analyze how it runs. Since then, he began familiarizing himself with the other vehicles, such as the police car, ambulance, fire truck, garbage truck, dump truck, and a few others.

Another thing that he loves so much is balls of any kind. He can name the different types, from marble as the smallest to Baywatch beach ball as the biggest. Thanks to YouTube, he knows all of this.

He choreographs his very own dance move

Aside from cars and balls, Kashi loves the piano. He loves watching Rush E and different complex pieces. From watching piano lessons, he began to choreograph his moves. He dances every time he watches the video. This Rush E is also his form of doing some exercise, and he lost weight because of constant dancing.

I created his own YouTube channel so that I could flex his moves on the internet. I will share more videos in the next coming days. Please follow him on YouTube.

Closing thoughts

I'm not saying any of these because I'm his aunt but because he's too advanced than my other nieces and nephews.

I can say that Kashi is smart. The only issue I have with him is he's very short-tempered. He quickly gets upset. For instance, he would cry whenever he saw something that involved car accidents. He doesn't like people smashing anything, in general.

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