For those who might not have known, there’s a club, of sorts, for people with extremely high IQs. Mensa, from the Latin for “table,” is a “round table society” that accepts members who have scored in the 98th percentile or higher on an intelligence test, according to Western New York Mensa. Needless to say, the society is thin on children.

Nevertheless, Kashe Quest made history by becoming the youngest member of the organization. Her IQ of 146 was enough (and then some) to qualify for membership. And she did so at the age of two, reports ABC News.

Though she’s an exceptional little girl when it comes to this specific aspect of her life, Kashe is, in other ways, a typical preschooler. She loves “Paw Patrol” and making messes, for example. “Being a child is most important. We want to keep her youthful as long as we can. Socialization and her emotional growth are the most important things for us,” said her mother, Sukhjit Athwal.

Her parents encourage her gifts, of course, and it seems that she returns the favor. “If she sees me trying to open a jar of pickles, she’ll come over and say, ‘Dad I’m so proud of you!'” her father told CNN.