Intelligence is defined as the ability to learn from experience and knowledge to adapt and adapt to the environment. Intelligence benchmarks are not only judged by their logical abilities, but can also be from eight other abilities. These nine abilities are called compound intelligence. The theory of compound intelligence was first put forward by Howard Gardner, professor and psychologist from Harvard University, in his book entitled Frames of Mind: The Theory of Multiple Intelligences. In the book, Gardner argues that every human being has eight different intelligences that reflect various ways of interacting with the world. One type of intelligence is added later. Come on, get to know more about the nine multiple intelligences and how to stimulate these various skills in the baby. Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence Verbal-linguistic compound intelligence involves language skills through reading, writing, speaking, understanding the order and meaning of words, and using language cor