Two months into our PlanetSpark journey, I was ready to quit.

My son wasn’t thrilled. The sessions felt repetitive. I wasn’t sure if it was worth the money.

But then, something shifted.

The Turning Point

I overheard him explaining a game to his younger cousin:

“Let me break it down in steps. First, pick a card…”

He sounded clear. In control. Like a mini-teacher.

I asked the PlanetSpark teacher for an honest review. She shared Day 1 vs. Week 6 video comparisons. The growth was obvious.

And then he wrote an apology letter after breaking a vase — perfectly structured. With emotion.

What I Realized

• PlanetSpark’s growth isn’t always flashy.

• Confidence often shows up in the everyday.

• I was expecting fireworks instead of appreciating finesse.

By Month 3

He hosted his class’s Zoom farewell. Completely self-initiated.

Is PlanetSpark Good for Kids?

Yes. But you need patience. The results are real but subtle — until one day they’re undeniable.

Final Verdict

We stayed. And I’m glad we did. Because it reminded me that transformation doesn’t always come with drama. Sometimes, it comes quietly — like a child growing into their voice.