Prodigy Baby Reviews

I really thought this would give you all the activities your advertisement on social media praise about for 0-2years but it only gives you 5 activities to be unlocked every day so you have to wait for the program to start and then wait for 24hours to go to the next activity.
Also the hype is more than the value you get out of this 4-5 days for $30 plus you push people to engage in your community and build for yourself more than the value parents get for the baby. The downloads depends on parents posting reviews and sharing videos to increase your content. I get it that you are trying to build up but don’t force people to engage. Some were just looking for activities and going over a marketing webinar and all the community posts are totally unnecessary.
I was really looking for more on this program but you have to pay $300 to get all the activities. I believe $30 for 5 activities which 2-3 you already know or do on a regular is a rip off.

There is nothing new in these activities. Parents usually do all these things anyways. My 249$ got wasted. I totally agree with one of the reviewer, too much advertisement and zero added value. You are charging 249$ for animal, fruits etc. booster cards, which I can easily get from a dollar store. And the activities are like, singing to baby, talking to baby n blah blah. All the parents do these things while playing with their babies. There is nothing out of the box. Many parents warned me about this program, I wish I had taken their feedback seriously , my money would not have got wasted. I could have fed a poor child with those 249$.
And one more thing I would like to add, if for some reason this program doesn’t work out for you, they claim money back guarantee. They lure you to buy this program. People please beware this is a scam. When you actually try to contact them about it, they simply go in vanish mode. I have sent numerous emails, but nobody bothers to answer.

It is absolutely shocking that this company is still allowed to operate. They state they are a $29 educational course for parents looking to learn 5 minute activities to help their babies learn many subjects in a quick and effective manner. What the course actually is: a guy yelling at the camera for 20+ minutes a day about nonsense followed by a “webinar” in which they tell you the whole week was actually promotional content and you need to pay $300 to buy the ACTUAL course. This is false advertising. Do not waste your money! I got a refund and I’m so sad that these people would rather be scammers than actually help parents who want to nurture their beloved children. It’s pretty sick and appalling.

As I teacher, I was very disappointed by ProdigyBaby and will be requesting a refund of the $29 I paid. Read on for the details.

While there is some educational content available through ProdigyBaby , most of what you get for $29 is advertising content through a confusing and poorly designed app. For a group promoting excellence, ProdigyBaby is seriously flawed and poses a concern about how the future program will be delivered. Is there another platform for the full program or are subscribers stuck with this one?

The live webinar on Day 4 of the program is an hour advertisement to pay about $280 for access to educational resources. There is a lot of pressure to buy this access / sign up for their program. There are many promises made about how your child will become exceptional, but no evidence is given that this system or program works.

All of this makes this teacher disappointed. If the content is so life-changing don’t hide it between long ads and sales pitches and then deliver it in such a disorganized app.

Careful with the annual parenting club. They will charge you without notice and give you a hard time if you try to cancel. Had to report fraud with my bank and cancel my card because they would not let me cancel my expensive plan. Unless you are willing to overpay and struggle with their customer service I would not recommend them. I have also purchased an expensive three part Math curriculum from them and they have yet to unpause the program for me after almost a year. I haven’t even received all the materials that I was supposed to get. I never got to start the program. Even after repeatedly asking them to fix this issue nothing gets done.

I paid the $30 for the intro program. The intension is there but as other reviewers have stated one may feel taken advantage of after receiving only starting points only to realize the entire program is a much bigger investment. Maybe a better option would be to offer grouped, succinct, age appropriate lessons/activities for a lower package price along with the cards, books, lesson plans etc. Also ProdigyBaby is a bit busy and frustrating to navigate, but do enjoy the short videos. All the best

For parents who really need a video walk through of every exercise or someone to tell you what to do every day, maybe this would be helpful.

I found this program was WILDLY overpriced based on commodified information you can find in almost any childhood development resource.

You could buy a handful of books and get very similar exercises for your kid and not have to put up with the Kids Exercises as a Service fee with all the upsells.

This guy tells you he went to Stanford.
That means he knows
how to market to you so it feels irresistible,
how to find a market where people will pay a lot (parents)
How to create a subscription business model that makes his company way more valuable than selling you one program
How to keep you coming back to ProdigyBaby and webinars to buy more.

I have no doubt his intent is good but it’s also to maximize revenue. I felt that way too many times in the sales tactics they used to keep subscribing.
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I’m just doing the baysics at this time but it seems like it could be a good program. ProdigyBaby loses connectivity and freezes while refreshing for me which is annoying. The basic program is a cool intro but it’s lacking for me. They give you the basic activities anyone would do with their babies so it definitely leaves something to be desired. You have to pay to get the basics so it kinda feels like you’re paying for ProdigyBaby and to get the few basic activities you would learn to do from any new baby and parenting book. You’d pay more for the full course.

The Prodigy basics did not fulfill my expectations. There is too much “sales content” and little added value for parents. I understand every business needs a monetary exchange to succeed and deliver quality. However, what I'm lacking in this program is quality content. Paying almost 30 dollars for sales content feels unfair. The Prodigy Basics should be free, so parents get interested in buying you other programs, hoping that those do add value to parents. Also, it feels unfair that the “free” content depends on reviews; it doesn't feel free. I'll be asking for a refund. I hope the process of the refund is smooth.

The intention of ProdigyBaby and program is excellent and the implementation is pretty good. I like the option of the small introductory program to feel it out and it provides some useful information and good activities. I didn’t care for the encouragement to post about your experiences with each activity. I get the community building aspect, but promoting screen free learning for our babies while asking so much screen time of parents isn’t for me.

Most of the info in the introductory program wasn’t new to me, but I spent five years studying educational methodologies and child development before having a baby so that’s probably not typical. And I still got some useful information and ideas out of it.

I would recommend trying the program.

Initially signed up for the $29 program advertised on Instagram and purchased the 21 day challenge. As a FTM, looking for new activities to do with my 3 month old to help grow and develop her learning process. I will update after the challenge. The one con, is that I would prefer to have a list of programs they offer upfront to choose what or if I would like to spend money and time on without the high pressure sales pitch at the end of each program.

Seems like interesting content for initial program. I have recently enrolled for 21 day. ExciteHave to explore how it goes. I see some cons though. I feel it’s better to ask for reviews once program is completed instead of posting for intial program and for each bonus or so. I think it should be upto individual’s descretion to review not by enforcing . Also , it would be better to have low base voice , so that it can be more appealing. App has lot many stuff and bit complicated to understand like there are day program , which is confusing. Rest assured it is good attempt for parents to try

I have a 7 month old baby who’s been excelling greatly with gross motor skills and I’m quite interested when I saw ProdigyBaby online to see other perspective. I’ve tried it and applied some of the exercises with my baby. Some of the sample exercises were quite easy for him since we’ve been practicing them already He’s quite advanced to begin with. My son have been swimming since he’s 3 months old and I agree that exposing them to different types of exercises and stimulation will be great for the synapses on their brains.

Few things that I would recommend/ suggest:
1. Every time I watch the video, the screen automatically shuts off which is quite hard because I need to keep pressing the screen so it doesn’t stop. Quite a challenge when I’m trying to listen to it while I’m doing other things
2. I wish there’s more challenging activities laid out for me to try

I appreciate:
1. Videos being concise so I don’t need to watch a lengthy one
2. The information given are quite useful and easy to digest for new parents

In total, I like it and I appreciate the idea in raising kids this way. Kudos to the creator!

My baby is one month old so I’m not able to do most of the activities yet, but the couple activities I am able to do have been a nice way to bond with my baby. I already knew that talking and singing with my baby are beneficial but I did not know the reasoning behind it. I have also learned a few other key pieces of information which I’m thankful for. Overall, the BASYCS program was good and filled with some insightful information but I wish I would of gotten more activities for the $30. I’m interested in the next step but I’m hesitant that it will be filled with more talking than activities. I do enjoy and appreciate hearing the explanation behind it all, but would also like more activities to do with my infant on a daily basis.

So far I’ve only done the initial program. I have purchased the 21 day program that I plan to initiate with my baby. I would have liked for the developers to have been more upfront about the suggestion to start the program once the child is 3 months. This was relayed to us only at the very end of the webinar. My baby is only one month old right now so I am having to pause the program now. I am optimistic and excited to do this program with my baby as I have heard great things about it.

I signed up for this program to give some structured play and learning for my three month old. I love how you have an activity every day and you get a video explaining how this activity benefits your child. Everyone is very responsive to your questions and you don’t feel like your left in the dark. I also signed up for a 21 day challenge that I am very excited for. And they will mail you cards and all the materials you will need for that program, I would recommend this to anyone that is looking to enhance your baby or toddlers learning and give them an opportunity to excel early in life

ProdigyBaby provides us with the opportunity to develop and stimulate our baby’s brain within the first 2 years of their life which is very critical.
There is an easy to follow calendar in their program which guides us what to do with our baby every single little step that we can take to make them superstars as Raghav the founder of ProdigyBaby rightly says so…
Give it a shot once and trust me you won’t be disappointed with the amount of information you are going to get.

This program offers amazing opportunities if you can afford the 1K tier, as it holds validity in every aspect. However, the $30 option feels very limited and somewhat unfair, mostly providing an overview of the programs, a few worksheets (e.g., DIY science experiments or singing a song normally, then whispering it), and access to a community that isn’t highly resourceful. While the full program seems great, the $30 tier could offer more actionable , sincerely helpful content.

When I signed up initially for $30 I thought that was for the program but but it’s really just an intro to a sales pitch to get you to pay 300$ for flash cards and activities. The initial 30$ just explains their methods and give you a couple simple obvious activities Like sing to your baby and talk to them with the intention to Listen back. Nothing ground breaking with the initial 30$ investment. 30$ is to reel you in but it’s really 300$

I signed up to get more information on the courses. My mom studied child development and has helped me with my four month old since he was born. I was happy to see that the first two activities are something I have already been practicing on my child and that I see results on. My baby already crawls a little, babbles too much when I talk to him and while we sing together. He has really good motor skills so I am already super excited to see what’s next on the courses.