Planetspark Review – Prashanth’s Parents Reviews
                     Planetspark Review – Prashanth’s Parents Reviews
The first time I came across a PlanetSpark Review, I was 
surfing the internet, looking for a solution to help my son 
gain some confidence. The person who dropped the 
review had a daughter with confidence issues, just like my 
son.
 
When Prashanth was little, he often stammered, which 
continued until he was 5. Although his mother, Ranu, and 
I took him to Speech Therapy to help with his stammer, 
his speech improved somewhat, but his confidence did 
not improve. When his stammer was still terrible, he was 
always made fun of and sometimes bullied, which made 
him close up completely.
Although his mother and I tried our best to stop him from closing 
up, we couldn't do much because we spent much time away from 
him. With me being a bank officer in a top bank in Udupi, 
Karnataka, and his mother going to her boutique, watching him 
24/7, and trying to bring him out of his shell was an impossible 
task. We knew his lack of confidence to communicate was not 
good, but we had no idea how bad it was. As I said, we were both 
busy with work and spent less time with him. During our time with 
him, he was somewhat free with us, and we hardly had to meet 
any strangers or new people. 
 
However, recently, when Ranu got a manager for her boutique, 
and she started spending more time at home and with Prashanth, 
she got more worried.  She said she noticed he was always shy 
when he spoke to us, and when he talked to strangers, it was 
almost soundless. Sometimes, he sounded like he was about to 
cry, and other times, his stammering worsened.
I didn't understand at first, but she insisted that the few 
times she had taken him out during the week, he was 
always very reluctant.  The matter died for a while, but 
when I got leave from work, I saw all that Ranu had been 
saying. When his cousins came over with my sister, Naya, 
my son refused to speak up and play with his cousins.
 
It had been a long time since they saw each other, so I 
assumed he would be excited to play with them. Instead, 
he sat by the corner and watched as the two boys, Viraj 
and Yash, played with their toys. Ranu had prompted him 
to play with them and show them his toys, but he declined 
with a shake of his head, and when she insisted, pushing 
him and making him stand in front of them, he had a total 
breakdown. 
I decided to take things into my own hands and searched the internet 
for solutions, which was when I stumbled upon some PlanetSpark
 Reviews. The first one I read had a similar case to Prashant, but like 
the other solutions I had come across earlier, I wasn't convinced, so I 
decided to read more. I eventually decided to check PlanetSpark.
When Prashanth started his classes, I noticed how in-depth 
the curriculum was. Because of his speech and confidence 
issues, his teacher Mr Manjeet had started the course with 
lessons on body language and voice modulation. Things 
seemed to be going great, and I hoped that when I saw the 
result, my PlanetSpark Review would be as positive as the 
ones I had read on the internet. The first improvement I 
noticed was his communication with Ranu and myself; his 
voice was not as low as it had always been when he 
communicated with us.  Instead, he had begun to voice out 
more often, and we did not have to prompt him. To boost 
his confidence, Mr Manjeet ensured he educated my son 
on topics he was taking in school and ones he was yet to be 
taught.
Two months into his PlanetSpark lessons, Mr Manjeet gave 
him a topic to read and work on before his next class. 
Before that, Mr Manjeet had told him about podcasting. 
They watched many videos and read many articles on how 
to start a podcast, and although my son seemed interested 
in it, he was not confident about starting one. After he had 
worked on the assignment with Ranu's help, he had typed 
out his work with my help and thought he would submit it 
as an essay, but the teacher asked him to talk on the topic 
as though it was a podcast. Seeing as it was impromptu,  
Prashanth was nervous at first, and I  thought he was going 
to close up on his teacher, but much to our surprise, he did 
not. He spoke on the topic, and although he wasn't 
perfect, we could see that he had significantly improved, 
and that was his motivation to start his podcast.
Prashanth also joined the theatre group and had to act in a 
monologue scene in front of his teacher and some of the age group 
that he had never met before on PlanetSpark. The whole theatre 
idea really impressed me, but I wished something like this could be 
done physically and not the students acting their scenes miles apart. 
This is not just so we can keep memories of our son's 
improvements, but also, I fear that he has not gotten very used to 
talking to a large crowd. Acting physically would be in front of many 
people, and he would learn to master his stage fright.
 
Although Prashanth is still quite reserved, I believe it is just his 
personality, but when it comes to his communication and 
confidence, he has greatly improved. My 13-year-old boy, who was 
scared of talking to his cousins, now took it upon himself to speak to 
the woman at the counter whenever his mother took him to get 
something, and I couldn't be prouder. 
I noticed that after every class, there was no reference to what 
his teacher said. If there could be a recording of my son's 
classes made available for us, that would be great. Although 
PlanetSpark is a great learning platform, I think it would be 
better to improve on the demo classes. Since I checked the 
demo class before signing Prashanth up for the main class, I 
got to experience both. While the demo class was great, I 
believe it could have been better since it is a decision-making 
point for parents. 
 
In all, PlanetSpark has truly helped Prashanth, not only in 
boosting his confidence but in many other areas of 
communication and critical thinking. All thanks to the 
PlanetSpark review I saw while surfing the internet.