The science behind baby ears: is bigger or smaller better for intelligence? Parents, find out now!

A group of researchers in Russia have studied the relationship between the size of children’s ears and their intelligence. There are many signs to indicate a person’s intelligence, but the size of the ears is also a relevant physical sign.

In traditional Vietnamese belief, big ears are considered lucky and associated with good health. Vietnamese people often hear compliments like “this baby has big ears, they will become a high-ranking official” or “with ears this big, they will grow up to be very intelligent”… So, what is the connection between “big ears” and “intelligence”?

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The research team led by Professor Mustafin from Kazan Federal University in Russia conducted a study and revealed that the creative ability of a person is related to the size of their ears. Babies with big ears tend to have higher IQ scores than babies with small ears.

Furthermore, the asymmetry in the size of the left and right ears is also related to intelligence. For example, individuals with a longer right ear will achieve success in Mathematics, Physics, and other exact sciences; those with a larger left ear will have a higher chance of success in the Humanities.

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The size of the ears is also related to the auditory ability of children. Babies with larger earlobes tend to have better hearing. This difference becomes more apparent as we get older, especially in old age. This can be explained by the fact that the size of the ears is related to the ability to hear more or less. Better support for sound recording leads to clearer hearing and better auditory ability. Similarly, the asymmetry between the left and right ears may be related to the dominance of the left or right brain, which in turn leads to the development of certain types of thinking.

According to the research conducted by the scientific team, the larger the ear size, the higher the IQ and intelligence, which corresponds to the folk beliefs and ancient feng shui that big ears are associated with talent.

Of course, the research results do not represent the whole population. So, don’t worry if your child has small ears. Intelligence is the result of many factors, from genetic inheritance to education and learning… If your child studies diligently, has the right methods, and a nutritious and healthy lifestyle, their intelligence can be improved.

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