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Raising IQ: Help Your Children Reach Their Full Potential

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I have three kids and I am always looking at ways to make them reach their full pontential. This book helped reasssured me of some of the things I did with my 7 yr old and 5 yr old girls. The information in this book is so simple and things we may overlook but I am doing as the author suggested with my 2 and 1/2 yr old and I see her responding in such a surprising way I never had my other 2 girls react. She loves what I do with her as suggested in the book and looks forward to doing them everyday as i have all her toys within reach of her and she pulls it and say let's do this mummy. I wish I had this book when I was pregnant with my first baby. I highly recommend it!!! Thank you Nancy Lu.

This book is not about raising your child's IQ. It is about Nancy Lu and her gifted family. She sent her son to college at 10. In addition, this book is poorly written, disorganized and down-right inane at times. Nancy Lu is not a psychologist, neurologist nor an educator. She is a computer scientist and the mother of gifted children. This hardly qualifies her to write a book about intelligence. Lastly, the only section of the book that I could actually read, Exercise the Brain, did not include answers, rendering this section less than satisfactory.

idea is good but every one knows.
I do not believe you can really raising your IQ.
You just know more but the ability to think not change much.

I was disapointed when I bought this book. It is not worth it for the money. Both the print and the writing are not good.