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Raising Superstars is a pioneering early childhood development platform and the category creator of early learning for 0–6 years, dedicated to unlocking the hidden potential of young children through scientifically backed, screen-free activities. Founded in 2020, it empowers parents with simple, engaging micro-activities rooted in neuroscience, fostering cognitive, emotional, and physical growth from infancy. With over 1.8 million users across 150+ countries and 75,000+ monthly active users, Raising Superstars has emerged as a trusted global leader in early learning. The platform offers easy-to-follow programs such as the Prodigy Framework, helping children show measurable developmental progress in just 3–6 weeks. Backed by child development experts, it focuses on early brain development, communication skills, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking—all without screen time. Raising Superstars has received international recognition, with features in Shark Tank India, collaborations with the Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority, and selection by Anjali Z Techstars MENA—a prestigious global accelerator. The brand has also expanded its footprint across the MENA region and is continuously innovating in parenting support and early education. As a trusted name in early childhood education, parenting solutions, and neuroscience-based learning, Raising Superstars continues to redefine how the world nurtures the first six years—the most critical years of a child's life.
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Daily small tasks but with great…
Daily small tasks but with great results…my child is more sharper,calmer than before with just 10-15 mins of daily input…thank you so much for finding out the hidden abilities of my child
Superstar kids
When I see my daughter enjoying each and every session it made be happy and it's good and fun learning
It was a amazing program
It was a amazing program
My child enjoyed a lot
She has shown a great experience during the program
It is very great experience with this…
It is very great experience with this program ..my kid enjoyed overall journey
Basycs is good start
Basycs program but could include more activities. Anyhow i am keen in learning so have enrolled for 21 day challenge program
The app is not intuitive
The app is not intuitive, its difficult to follow
Happy for joining the program.
I am happy that I joined 5 days program. I learned many interesting things from Prodigy Basycs program.
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Good starting point
The introductory program has valuable principles around parenting. However these are basics and not sufficient if this is the only course you take. I have now purchased 21-days challenge. Booster cards have been delivered and look good. Expecting postive outcome going forward.
Tricks for my Baby's better development
Got to know some tricks for my baby, which will defunitely help my baby. Superb session. Highly recommend
Very good app for first time parents…
Very good app for first time parents guiding them for activities to do and make the kids better at things
Happy for curated knowledge
Really liked the mobility knowledge and booster cards
Interesting facts to learn about kids brain function
I had enrolled for introductory course of 5 days to see what activities are there for our little ones.. I have now enrolled for the 21 day challenge. I loved the way activities are curated to engage our baby and also helps us new parents to understand our kids mind.
The 21 Day Prodigy Challenge Is Very Good
The programmes are well structured and the team is responsive.
My child is running at a high speed now…
My child is running at a high speed now
and he is 16 month old . He is asked for the booster card now a day. He only don't like the sound of animals.
Good & Engaging Program for Toddlers
Have enrolled in the Challenge and System Bundle program combo. I liked the way they bundled the diverse set of activities to engage the toddlers.
Thank you for making this available and also special thanks to Nargis for clearly elaborating about the program.
One key feedback: The pricing is not transparent. Different representatives are quoting different price quotes. You have created such a good program. Remove the marketing gimmicks and keep it straight forward. Else parents will lose trust.
The program helps to get involve with…
The program helps to get involve with baby and spend quality time with baby .
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