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MENSA, the oldest IQ society in the world, has announced that its youngest member is a two-year-old girl named Kashe Quest. Now four, her parents share how they care for their genius child to ensure that she keeps learning without pressure.
A toddler from Los Angeles has been accepted as the youngest member of Mensa—the largest and oldest high ...
Kashe Quest knows the periodic table, is learning Spanish and watches "Paw Patrol."
California 2-year-old Kashe Quest becomes youngest member of Mensa "She has always shown us, more than anything, the propensity to explore her surroundings and to ask the question 'Why,'" Devon Quest, father of two year-old genius Kashe Quest, told CNN. Los Angeles, California toddler Kashe Quest has joined the ranks of world geniuses. At two years old, Quest is the youngest-ever American to join the prestigious high IQ society, Mensa International “She has always shown us, more than anything, the propensity to explore her surroundings and to ask the question ‘Why,'” Quest’s father ...
Los Angeles 2-year-old becomes youngest Mensa member UPI News Service, 05/27/2021 A 2-year-old Los Angeles girl with an IQ score of 146 has become the youngest member of Mensa in the United States. ADVERTISEMENT Parents Sukhjit Athwal and Devon Quest said their daughter, Kashe, 2, was accepted into Mensa, the world's oldest high IQ society, after scoring 146 on an IQ test -- nearly 50 points higher than the 98-point average in the United States. The parents said Kashe can read full sentences, count to 100 and identify all 50 states. She is now working on identifying periodic...