All you need is a raisin!
A raisin could tell you how clever your toddler will be by the age of eight. A wrinkly bit of dried fruit? Yep, really ...
University of Warwick academics used a raisin and plastic cup to test toddlers. They placed the raisin under the cup and asked toddlers to wait until they were told they could touch and eat the raisin. The toddlers were asked to wait for 60 seconds. The toddlers were evaluated again when they were eight, using three different tests that assessed academic achievement and their attention spans.
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