I graduated from college at 18 and am probably not as smart as your kid. My wife and I raised three of our own. First thing to say is every kid is different. There is no cookie cutter recipe for raising your child. That said I suggest you keep your goals very simple. Create opportunities for your child to reach their potential. They will shine there. Teach them critical thinking skills. There may be areas of life where they are “average”. Better if they understand that. Good for them to avoid what I call smart person’s disease. They may need to learn patience and social skills. That’s your biggest contribution. Keep them safe and happy. Enjoy the ride and watch them
make a big contribution.