PlanetSpark is everywhere. Influencers are posting, LinkedIn is full of "my kid gave her first speech" updates, and parenting groups are buzzing. But is it all hype? Or is there substance behind the popularity?

I decided to find out for myself.

First Impressions

• Onboarding was smooth.
• The teacher seemed sharp and engaging.
• The curriculum wasn’t fluff—it had depth.

Week 1–2: The Start

My son learned how to open and close a speech. He started writing short journal entries. And yes, he corrected my grammar (humbling, but impressive).

Week 3–4: Visible Changes

• He volunteered to speak at his school’s morning assembly.
• Used rhetorical questions naturally.
• Reflected on his own performance without being told.

What No One Tells You

• PlanetSpark isn’t viral because of marketing. It’s viral because kids enjoy it and parents see results.
• It works best when you stay involved as a parent.
• It isn’t cheap, but neither is missing out on essential life skills.

Is PlanetSpark Good for Kids?

Yes—if you value communication, confidence, and clarity. It teaches skills schools often miss.

Final Verdict

Sometimes hype is hollow. But sometimes, it’s earned. For us, PlanetSpark was the latter. We joined the trend—and we’re glad we did.