Jamie Mohr, who was born weighing only 1lb 8oz and had a 10% chance of survival, is now a phenomenal genius at the age of four.

Doctors notified Jamie’s mother that her placenta had ceased working at 20 weeks, depriving the infant of essential nutrients needed for growth. Recognizing the bleak outlook, they took the painful decision to deliver the baby at 28 weeks, despite the infant’s limited chances of life.

“I was advised not to expect him to make it, but he consistently surpassed expectations, and I was able to bring him home 11 weeks after his premature birth,” the mother of the child said.

Today, this incredible four-year-old is hailed as a prodigy for exhibiting an exceptional aptitude for arithmetic in six different languages.

Jamie, a math prodigy, can even calculate the total cost of his mother’s groceries to the cent.

Lorraine, a 38-year-old senior policy officer from Glasgow, Scotland, is ecstatic: “He constantly outwits his teachers.” His nursery teacher recently messaged me, saying how he was ‘out-schooling’ her. I’m astounded by his abilities and have no idea where he gets them.”

Lorraine first became aware of Jamie’s remarkable intelligence just before his second birthday. She started testing his abilities at home, and within a few weeks, he could count to 50 and even 100.

Jamie once overheard a character counting in French while watching a YouTube show. Surprisingly, when he switched to another application, he continued counting in French with ease.

“I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. To be sure, I attempted programs in Spanish and Japanese, and he counted correctly in both.”

Jamie can now count in German and Mandarin and has a photographic memory. His exceptional reading ability outperforms his age, demonstrating hyperlexia—a superior aptitude for reading and word decoding.

“He’s a true miracle, especially given the initial predictions of severe disability or learning difficulties.” I couldn’t be more proud of him. He is completely self-taught, but now that I am aware of his potential, I actively encourage him to learn.”

Jamie’s mathematical ability rivals that of most ten-year-olds, since he solves equations and understands concepts such as fractions and percentages. He will begin elementary school later this year, where he will follow a specifically developed independent curriculum.

“Jamie possesses a delightful sense of humor, exceptional articulation, affection, and humility. What astounds me is his unawareness of his extraordinary talents. He had an incredibly challenging start, but he has defied all expectations. The fact that we were even able to deliver him was miraculous, and now discovering his gift for learning? It no longer surprises me what he can do.”

While his mother envisions a future for Jamie in a STEM field, possibly even finding a cure for a dreadful disease, Jamie himself dreams of becoming a pirate when he grows up.

Check out the remarkable video of Jamie counting by 19s and 12s, and fearlessly reading ridiculously long numbers.