Improve Your Grades safe for kids?

[Shannon]

Thanks for the reply Shannon. My son is 13, so I think I'm going to give Improve Your Grades a try then. I'll just monitor him closely, and make sure it's not affecting him negatively.

One last question please: my thought was to play the Ultra track in his room after he goes to bed. I wasn't even going to tell him about it initially. Do you think that's a good idea? I don't have a problem with telling him, but my initial thought was that he would be skeptical, which could result in some sort of resistance to the program.

Your thoughts?

It's generally easier to get results at first without telling the person that they are listening, because of skepticism and a conscious effort to prevent "control" from the subliminal. On the other hand, you have to consider if that's the kind of thing you would want done to you.

If you do use it without him knowing, keep a journal of when you started and what you notice, so that later you have evidence that proves it to him when you tell him.

A key consideration with young children, though: they hear ultrasonic much, MUCH better than adults. I know some who can hear it if it's played above a volume of 1 or 2 on my cell phone (Galaxy S6). That equates to being able to sense it as low as a volume of approximately -65 dB at the source... pretty quiet. Range from source will affect sense of course. So you might want to introduce subliminals to him in general and then ascertain how sensitive his hearing is without telling him you're going to use it on him. Best case, this gives you the right volume without issue or suspicion. Worst case, he learns what to look for and figures it out. No easy answer.

Thanks Shannon. I didn't know that about children's hearing, so I appreciate you sharing that information.

I'll make sure to update everyone on my son's progress. Thanks for the help!

No problem.