🧒 The Noise Was Constant

My son talks like he’s paid for it.

From sunrise to bedtime, it’s a stream of:

• “Guess what happened in school!”
• “Let me tell you a joke!”
• “I have a new idea for a video game!”
• “Can I explain how volcanoes work?”

He’s not quiet. He’s not shy.
He’s a hurricane of words.

So I thought—he’s confident.
Until I realized… he was just loud.

🧍‍♂️ The Silence I Didn’t Expect

One day, we were at a family gathering.
Someone asked him to introduce himself.

He looked at me.
Then at the floor.
Then mumbled something no one could hear.

I was stunned.

This was the same child who gave me a 10-minute lecture on dinosaurs last night?

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🧠 Loud ≠ Clear

That moment stayed with me.

I realized:
He talks a lot, yes.
But he doesn’t know how to speak to others.

He doesn’t know how to structure.
How to pause.
How to breathe between thoughts.

He’s expressive—but not effective.

🔍 Enter PlanetSpark

I didn’t want a boring class.
I wanted something that would match his energy—but guide it.

PlanetSpark looked promising.
“Public Speaking for Kids” sounded too formal at first.
But the demo class changed everything.

🎮 They Spoke His Language

The mentor didn’t start with grammar.
She started with games.

Voice games. Story games.
Even a “pretend you’re a YouTuber” challenge.

He was hooked.

And slowly, the hurricane started to calm.
Not disappear—just become directed.

📈 Progress I Didn’t Expect

After 3 weeks:

• He started asking me, “Was that a good pause?”
• He recorded himself and watched it back
• He gave a mini TED Talk at dinner about “Why Homework Should Be Optional”

After 6 weeks:

• He led a group activity in class
• He volunteered for a school debate
• He gave a speech at his cousin’s birthday party

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💬 The Best Feedback Came from Grandma

At a family event, he stood up and said:

“Hi everyone, I’m Aarav. I want to share a story about something funny that happened in school…”

He spoke clearly.
He made eye contact.
He made people laugh.

My mom turned to me and said:

“He’s grown up. Not just taller—clearer.”

🧭 What PlanetSpark Really Did

They didn’t just teach him to speak.
They taught him to listen to himself.

To pause.
To think.
To connect.

Now, he’s still a hurricane.
But he knows when to slow down.
When to let others speak.
When to make his words count.

🪄 Final Thought

If your child talks a lot, don’t assume they’re confident.
If they’re quiet, don’t assume they’re shy.

Confidence is not volume.
It’s clarity.
It’s connection.
It’s calm.

PlanetSpark didn’t change my child.
They helped him find his voice—and use it wisely.