Review of Maximise Your Child’s Performance

[Sirajuddin A]

Maximize Your Child’s Performance by Jennie Segar brings good news for parents who desire their children to excel in studies in school or academic life. Every chapter of this book provides information that helps in developing a child's psychology.

[ErandikaHerath]

This is a very important area when it comes to parenting.The review you have done is absolutely great. It covers the entire area of the book and gives the reader a complete picture of the book. Thank you for the nice review.

[Samina Moiyadi]

A good book for parents in this technological era. On a different note, I think most of our time that we think we are giving to the kids, is wasted if we have a mobile phone in our hands. I have been working on it, and I guess this book would motivate me more.

[Rodel Barnachea]

I am interested in learning about the many activities that can help improve a child's learning ability. I am also fascinated by the ways in which we can help children develop their cognitive abilities.

[John Rivera 2f]

Maximize Your Child's Performance sounds like a guide to helping understand your Child's cognitive abilities and ways to help improve them. A great book to read and have especially if one has some difficulty with their child. But since I don't have children I can only recommend this book to anyone that is searching for ways to deal with the child

[Amanda Brouillette Gladden]

I'm always skeptical about books that have to do with raising kids, whether they have disabilities or do not. Every child is different. When books are written as suggestions, I have an easier time reading them as if they are suggesting the author's way is the best way. However, this sounds like it has a lot of psychology which I'm more interested in. I do hope that's the case.

[Aan Granados]

Case studies are always appreciated to lend credibility to the issues. This book will be a big help for parents with small children. Thanks for your review!

[Kelsey Roy]

I love that this book discusses strategies that cater to individual children’s needs. This is so important, and one of the flaws of public education. Great review.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

Wow, your review is glowing; you have nothing negative to say at all. You do say the book is for parents and caregivers, as I'm neither I'm not sure I'd get any value from this one, so I'll skip it. I'm glad you got so much out of it, though.

[C Howard]

Along with other development a child only wants a safe environment.
Congratulations on being BOTD

[Donna Walker]

This sounds like a wonderful resource for parents with a child who is falling behind academically. I enjoyed reading your review.

[Kaitlyn Wadsworth]

Great review thanks. 4 out of 4. It's a very readable and down to earth book. Amazing to think that activities other than academics can help children with their academic subjects. Gymnastics, sports and music. But balance is necessary or children will become too tired to fully focus on anything. The book is very practical. Definitely a great one for parents.

[Kaitlyn Wadsworth]

Great review thanks. 4 out of 4. It's a very readable and down to earth book. Amazing to think that activities other than academics can help children with their academic subjects. Gymnastics, sports and music. But balance is necessary or children will become too tired to fully focus on anything. The book is very practical. Definitely a great one for parents.

[bangkit febrianto]

Jennie Segar's book delves into mental disorders and provides a comprehensive guide to enhancing a child's learning capacity through various activities such as sports, school, and music. Designed for parents and caregivers, the book emphasizes the importance of nurturing children's potential, as successful individuals contribute significantly to society. Amidst concerns of misdiagnosis in ADHD cases, the book's insightful content appeals to both parents and medical professionals, offering a clear and accessible approach. The cover image symbolizes the essence of teaching and mentoring young minds, making it an engaging resource.

[Andre Douglas]

As someone who is not yet a parent, but has acted as a parent for others nonetheless, I can already identify with some of the promising notes of the book. The review above further solidifies what I already suspect and has piqued my interest even more to do a deep dive in the contents of "Maximize Your Performance." I think most readers are in for some great insight.