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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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Children immense potential below 6years of age
Nice experience about child potential.
The content is less but the given activities are unique
The activities and tips given by mentor is nice but try to give more activities videos and I appreciate the keen eye activity. The content is less in 6 days program

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Worth it I purchased a 3 months program
I purchased a 3 months program. It's helping me to plan my baby's day with activities.

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Okay okay
Have purchase there 500 course it was 6 days and last 2 days was of no worth as it contained only testimonials...if more content and activities would be there it would great
Total scam
Total scam. I paid ₹649 expecting a real program, but all I got was a basic webinar designed only to upsell their so-called “21-day program” for another ₹8,000. The initial purchase is nothing but bait to lure you in.
This is a marketing gimmick — they advertise value upfront but deliver nothing but promises.
Save your money. There are far better, more credible resources available online for free. Raising Superstars is nothing but a cleverly packaged upsell trap.

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To understand real potential of our lil champs
When my 2 years old kalp started recognizing all sounds of animals n birds

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Paid 500 for marketing gimmicks
Charging Rs. 500 for introductory/beginner program promising that they will teach the booster method. All they do in this webinar is sell their bigger product. Have you ever gone to a Mangal Bazar? Som Bazar? It’s same. He will start the pricing with 325000, then will reduce it to 35000, then to 29000 and believe me then to 19000. A Stanford pass out showing cheap gimmicks. Really disappointed.

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Recent updates
Recent updates
I have mentioned earlier my negative review i got call from mr . Danesh from serivce team, i have all recordings of his.
He was asked me what happened when i mentioned my things then he said ok we will give you refund just allow me some time i will mail you also regarding same amd by tomorrow i will tell about refund and all. Also asked where you want refund the source from which you made payment ….
After this he said we will make refund so i said i will remove my review as you helped me .
And today i was waiting for his call , he didn’t answer and also replied me that sorry refund is not possible……
How can we trust on such system who males fake promises.
Now any how i want my refund and i also have solid proof of recordings, mail, and all things.
Any one want refund can contact me , will file case together on such system
21-8-25
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If you arevreally genuine know danesh must has courtesy to contact again, he blocked me ......it's shows how fake you all
is not receiving call
Mr raghav I have all recording what danesh told and all, second if you are really genuine then why danesh
Second thing, I have done week O it's your team who started both programs without sending me your boxes, so when I raise concern your team made it on pause so for your kind information first check with your team and if you want I have all message which I done to your team, the person who introduced your program and all
Now you are lier also
I hope you consider for refund otherwise I will go for next step and will see you in court Thave many reasons
1) day before yesterday I told danesh it's not suitable time to talk he told me it's just five min I wint take your time,
2) he him self agree that yes if I was there at your place I could do the same
Mr raghav just go and check with daneshand listen to our conversation and if you want I can send recording

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A Good Learning & Bonding Experience
I recently tried the Raising Superstars 21 Day Challenge Program with my baby, and it was a good learning experience for both of us. She enjoyed the activities and learned quite a few new things along the way. It was also a lovely bonding activity, giving us quality time together while exploring fun and engaging exercises.

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Great journey
My son is doing a great experience with raising superstar. I have learnt many techniques to teach a baby , which are great.

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Worthy investment for the first year of life
I think the program is sturctured very well and all the videos are short , simple and easy to follow and can help the child in their growth. What didnt work for me was my child had already started to run and speak and many things he knew and I was looking for a little more challenging and advanced programs. This one is best before 1 year. And yes the price is also a little high.!

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Signed up and instantly regretted it.
Signed up and instantly regretted it.
Non-stop robot calls, continually pestering me to join a webinar that isn't at the time it claims to be, constant pressure to post videos of my baby to strangers.
They have a chatbot that claims to be a real person, which is creepy and unethical.
The course content is sust long sales pitches with the only “advice” being things like “talk to your baby.”
I formally requested a full refund and for my personal data to be deleted under UK GDPR. Despite this, they are still contacting me via robot calls and WhatsApp messages. This is not only disrespectful, it may be a breach of data protection law.

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Transformative Early‑Learning Journey with Real Results
I enrolled in the Raising Superstars program a few months ago for my 2-year-old, and it’s been a very positive experience. The daily 5-minute activities are easy to follow and don’t feel like a chore. What stood out to me is how grounded the program is no screens, no overwhelming material, just small, structured tasks that actually help develop key skills.
Within a few weeks, I noticed improvements in my child’s speech, attention span, and confidence. The content is well-researched, and the support from the team has been prompt and helpful whenever needed.
While the pricing might feel a bit high at first, the value becomes clear as you go through the modules. If you’re looking for good program to support your child’s early development, this is definitely worth trying. 100% recommeded!

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Effective programs
I had purchased Raising superstars Prodigy Mastery program for my 1.5yr old boy and it was amazing. The activities are fun and simple. I have seen a boost in my boy's confidence, curiosity, and focus. And the best part it is without screen time for kid. Being a working mom, it is definitely effective.
This is a fraudulent Organization who…
This is a fraudulent Organization who is playing with parents emotions and money. During market pitch their sales team gives false commitment for have curated and personalised learning material and activities for my kid. Few points
1. As per sales representative she was selling Rs 35000 worth program in Rs 20000…I was not her friend
2. Sales team made false commitment of having Curated and personalised learning program , just after receiving rs 20000 in next 12 hrs instance changed and same sales personal mentioned that it is standard programs as per child age group
3. When I asked it is against the sales commitment, she mentioned let’s hear recorded calls….she never came back
4. Sales contact person stopped picking up my call, however during sales pitch she used to call me multiple times every day
5. When I u asked my money refund , their sales and support executive called my from their per all number by saying this call is recorded and that recording can be given to me….just to avoid call being recorded on companies numbers they were calling me from personal number
6..I was told that there is no refund policy , only option is either take the program or forget money
7. I dropped 5 emails to support teams with multiple questions but diet get answer except refund is not possible
8 this org is making fool of parents and palying in market on the name of toddlers bright future
Let’s raise our voice and take it to Indian consumer law to get justice for our money

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Very bad
Very bad. Waste of time and money! Always pushing to share the content in order for them to get more online reputation, but the content itself is low quality, most is just bla bla talking and wasting time

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Amazing Service From Raising Superstar there is a lot off improvement with my Son Thank you Raising Superstars
Amazing Service From Raising Superstar there is a lot off improvement with my Son
Thank you Raising Superstars

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Total scam
I have ordered Maths Pod amounting Rs 3500 from them. Even after 10 days, no update on order details. Contacting on no. given it is coming switched off. written repeated mails to them but no reply. Contacting on watsapp, Their Chat bot , no reply. Had a pathetic experience . will never order again.

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Company is sketchy and won’t stop calling
This company is insane. They call me every second day from a different number (I’ve blocked each one and they’ll continue calling) as well as send WhatsApp messages which, again, I’ve blocked the numbers for. They cannot take a hint and just stop calling. I read awful reviews including how much of a scam it basically is based on what they charge/what you gat, so I decided not to move forward with a subscription, but they’ll still desperately contact people.

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No Fix for Their Ongoing Auto-Renewal Scam
You know a company is dodgy when they don’t even bother telling you they’re about to take your money for a subscription renewal. Like many others, I was charged by Raising Superstars without any prior warning or notice of an auto-renewal I didn’t agree to. This isn’t just a one-time oversight—it’s a shady practice they consistently use, as many others have complained about the exact same issue in their reviews here.
Most reputable companies at least send a reminder before charging you—that's basic customer service. Instead, Raising Superstars takes advantage of their customers, relying on auto-renewals without transparency or proper communication. What's worse, despite so many complaints from customers, they still haven’t addressed or fixed this issue.
After much back-and-forth and delays, they finally agreed to cancel my subscription and process a refund, but only after I mentioned Australian Consumer Law (ACL), which protects consumers from unauthorized charges and misleading practices.
If you’re thinking about using their services, be warned: this company has a pattern of questionable business practices, and they aren’t addressing this recurring problem.
On a personal note, I hope there’s a special place in hell for people who con hardworking parents out of their money, especially those of us who only want what’s best for our kids. It’s appalling to see a company take advantage of families like this.

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