Review of Maximise Your Child’s Performance

[Erick Muyesu]

There is no manual for raising children. Maximise your child's performance by Segar however serves as a guide to all parents who wish to exploit their children's potentials. This is an amazing book. Congratulations to the author on BOTD selection.

[Sanju Lali]

A good self help book "Maximise Your Child’s Performance" by Jennie segar, which promises to improve the cognitive abilities of children give me some hope. I want to read this book.

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

I found this book to be a valuable resource to handle children and reach their full potential. Children have unique intelligence, whether in academics, sports, etc., and with correct parenting and guidance, they will achieve greatness. Congratulations to the author on BOTD!

[Sasa Wood]

Well-written review. The book is useful for those parents who want to help their children grow up as healthy kids. Children are the future of the world. They are to be brought up as stronger and healthier mentally and physically respectively. Congrats to the author on BOTD.

[Dee_Gee]

Maximise your child's performance by Segar is a guide to parents who would like to improve their child’s learning skills. Case studies are helpful and easy to follow

[Meghan Soderholm]

I love how Jennie Segar gets down to the nitty-gritty and breaks down children's cognitive abilities. Every parent should have a copy of this book, which should be their ultimate guide to child understanding. Thank you for writing a captivating review!

[Georgia Nistor]

This book will help a lot of restless parents that are worried for their child. Besides helping the parents, it will also be a big support for the child that does not understand the world around them.

[Margi zuu202]

Book of the day BOTD is non fiction and collections of books for parents to help them maximise their children's academic performance and happiness the author gives parents guide which can help their children grow into confidence, happy individual.i like this book and I will recommend it

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

Who wouldn't love to find a guide to help improve one's child's learning abilities? The book seems to share specific tasks to engage children with multiple activities so that learning is maximized; at the same time, the book pays attention to achieving the balance between these relevant and meaningful activities and the free time that every kid needs.

[Catherine Radford]

What I struggle with most is those that struggle with standardised testing believing they are not intelligent. If all children were judged on athletic skill or practical skills etc etc using one standard does not work.

[razaabbas]

Jennie Segar's "Maximize Your Child’s Performance" offers a balanced way to deal with opening a kid's possible in different parts of life. While certain upgrades in association could improve the understanding experience, the book's reasonable counsel, engaging tales, and significant activities make it an important device for any parent hoping to help their kid's development and achievement.

[Emjopin]

Maximize Your Child's Performance by Jennie Segar is a book for all parents and teachers. It explains the current child psychology seeking more independence with the strong influence of peers, mainstream media and social media. This book is a handy reference for dealing with different personalities particularly developmental psychology for raising kids. Thanks for that detailed review.

[Sangeetha P 1]

This book explains us that the academic intelligence and the improvement of skills of the children completely depends upon how one person train them and teach them. I admired the ways author explained to change any children's life to a beautiful one. This book indeed helps to improve the mental health of the children in better ways to face challenges in real life. Appreciating author for efforts took to collect these many informations.
Thanks for the review. It was well-written urging reader to read the entire book.

[Gurpreet Singh 37]

It seems like this book gives parents hope but also tools to help their children. I am not a parent so I will akip this one. Great review

[abdullh]

There is no manual for raising children