1. How do I receive my GeniusMaker Product?

2. I am uncomfortable buying online. Is there another payment mode?

3. How do I know if the GeniusMaker Program is working for my child?

4. Why doesn't reading books to my child helps?

5. Why can't I teach my baby maths with numbers?

6. Can I teach my child more than 2 foreign languages?

7. What is the duration of each lesson using the GeniusMaker program?

8. How does your program compare with others?

9. What is the age that the GeniusMaker program is designed for?

1. How do I receive my GeniusMaker Product

Your GeniusMaker program is a digital download program. There is no shipping or freight charges. That means you are re-directed to our download site within seconds of payment. You get to use the program almost immediately, regardless of where you are, even if it is 2 a.m. in the morning in Timbuktu.

2. I am uncomfortable buying online. Is there another payment mode?

Our payment portal is 100% safe. You will see the symbol for McAfee secure as well as the VeriSign secured symbols when you click on the order buttons. Double assurance for your online transaction and hacker safe. Your information will never be shared by anyone. Privacy is assured. To help keep our cost low, payment by major credit cards or Paypal is the only payment form. This actually works in your favor should you not be 100% satisfied with our product. We would not have it any other way.

3. How do I know if the GeniusMaker Program is working for my child?

As the lessons progress, your child will be seen to express anticipation when you switch on your computer. Your baby will seem to know that he or she is about to learn something new. As the days go by, you will also notice a change in your child's alertness and curiosity. In short, he is clearly becoming more intelligent,

4. Why doesn't reading books to my child helps?

The child hardly looks at the words in children story-books. If you haven't notice, children's books are always filled with colorful pictures. These are what grabs the child's attention, not the tiny black words. To learn to read more words and quickly, a single word need to fill the entire white screen and there is nothing else to distract your baby.

5. Why can't I teach my baby maths with numbers?

Numbers are very abstract terms. They do not represent quantity very well for very young children. That takes place when your child is in school. But long before that, your child has a mathematical brain and will understand addition, subtraction, multiplication and division by other means such as red dots. These explains why the Chinese are good in math because Chinese children learn with the help of an abacus which represent quantity and hence math very well.

6. Can I teach my child more than 2 foreign languages?

In some parts of the world like Asia and Eastern Europe, it is not uncommon for children to speak and write more than 2 languages including English, before the age of 6. You can teach Italian, French, Chinese, Spanish or any language if you can speak or write the language itself or if you find the correct representation and input it into the program.

7. What is the duration of each lesson using the GeniusMaker program?

Children are innately curious and have short attention span. That is because they are constantly on the lookout for more things to learn. Never keep lessons more than 5 minutes, even if your child seems interested. End the lesson and come back again later in the day or the next day.

8. How does your program compare with others?

Our program teaches the core skills that a child needs in life quickly and at nearly a fifth of the cost of other programs. I'm sure you have paid for devices with features you will never get to use. A waste of money, don't you think? We keep our cost low by not incorporating unnecessary bells and whistles that would distract, rather than help in a child's learning process.

9. What is the age that the GeniusMaker program is designed for?

The GeniusMaker is designed for babies from age 6-month old. As soon as the visual acuity of the baby has been developed the program can be used for babies to recognize words and mathematical concepts. Although the baby cannot enunciate the words or tell you what the symbols mean, it is being stored in his brain and he is learning. Older children (up to age 8) can enunciate the words and it is a more gratifying experience for the parent to know the child is really learning something. Of course the GeniusMaker can be used beyond age 8. In fact anyone in the family can use it to learn a foreign langauge, since it is a flash program.

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