Muscat – At just one year, eight months, and 15 days old, Vianna recited the numbers from 1 to 10 in an astonishing six seconds, surpassing the previous record of eight seconds.

The record was officially recognized by the International Book of Records, a global platform renowned for documenting extraordinary achievements across various fields. The organization, which operates with brand ambassadors worldwide, aims to inspire people to push the boundaries of what is possible by showcasing unique talents.

Vianna’s parents, Payal and Sanjit Kanojia, discovered the International Book of Records through social media, where they were inspired by numerous individuals displaying their talents. They were astounded by Vianna’s quick learning abilities from a young age.

“Vianna’s talent to learn new things so quickly leaves us speechless… Since childhood, she loved listening to rhymes and music and used to croon. She started repeating alphabets and numbers when she was just 15 months old,” they shared.

By the age of 19 months, Vianna could count from 1 to 6 without assistance, and by 20 months, she had effortlessly mastered counting from 1 to 10.

“We are beyond proud of our little champ who continues to amaze us every single day,” her parents stated.

Adding further, they said: “As parents, we knew Vianna could achieve it, which encouraged us to make her participate in this record. We are sure that Vianna will excel in whatever she chooses to do, and we will always support her.”

The Kanojia family extended their gratitude to the International Book of Records for recognizing Vianna’s exceptional talent. The achievement not only marks a significant milestone for Vianna but also serves as an inspiration to many.