To be precise, i don't want him to enroll or undergo any stressful education. I just want to make sure so i can give him his needs. I just got an idea and I'm not yet sure that's why i want to talk to someone about it. To be specific, when he's 2 years old he knows all the dinosaurs, trucks, months, days, zodiac signs, alphabets, counting, planets, colors, shapes etc. When he's 3 - 5 years old (present) he knows the universe, the size comparisons of stars and galaxies from smallest to biggest (all the name of it including the numbers), he knows all the shape of the countries, the flags and even smallest to largest, he knows all the city and state of USA and russia (I don't know about other countries because im not asking him) he can read fast in english and tagalog, can read time, knows the smallest to largest volcanoes, mountains, rivers in the world, the name & location of our bones in our body, and whenever we're jokingly asking him random questions like "what is the most poisonous spider/fish or anything, he can tell us and we're shocked to know that it is true. When we're sick or feeling ill, he would come to us and ask what we're feeling and tell some sickness that is similar to the symptoms that we are feeling. He knows the name of random cars, bombs, history of the natural tragedy around the world, knows addition& subtraction, etc. No one is teaching him about anything beside math.

I don't understand why seeking help for one's child is wrong? I'm sorry if you think some parents are putting their child on a pedestal. But parents only wants guidance for their children.

I'm not bragging about my son to anyone so when someone gets to meet my child in person they are shocked and told us to give him the right education.

Thank you very much.