Olaf E.

I want to thank all the developers of the Parenting Mentor test. Our lives are gradually improving. Just a month ago, our little daughter was a professional liar, but now she cheats and deceives my wife and me much less often. We’re not giving up—we continue to follow the Parenting Mentor Guide’s recommendations and work on ourselves. Who could have imagined that the real cause of our daughter’s problem was actually within us!

Debora V.

My daughter is a teenager. Oh my God! I knew it wasn’t easy to calm teens down, but we’ve had problems with Erica since childhood. Our whole family is pretty calm, including our youngest daughter—we never shout at each other—but Erica… With all her shouting and tantrums… We considered seeing a psychologist, but that usually takes time and money. Then we found the Parenting Mentor test. A friend sent me the link. Honestly, we didn’t think any test would help us—but the results exceeded all our expectations.

Barbara P.

Our daughter has always been a very obedient and quiet girl. She did well in school and was involved in music and drawing. I could hardly relate to other parents who constantly searched for information to solve problems with their children—I never did that. I never sought psychological help. I was sure everything was fine. I was even proud: “Hey, I’m a good teacher, I don’t have problems with my class or my child.” Thanks to my friend—she persuaded me to take the Parenting Mentor test—we were able to avoid major problems just in time. My professional life has also improved since then.

Erick D.

My son Ed used to bang his head against the wall every time my husband and I forbade him from doing something. We were so afraid he might hurt himself that we ended up letting him do whatever he wanted. The situation kept getting worse. One day, while browsing the internet, I accidentally came across the Parenting Mentor test. I love taking all sorts of psychological tests, but none of them had ever helped with my son. Only the Parenting Mentor test revealed the true reason for our problem. Thanks to the recommended tactics—and the support of my husband (who is usually skeptical, but this time trusted my intuition)—we were able to change the situation, step by step.

Lana A.

Mike has always been a hyperactive kid. The problems started at school. We even had to change schools, but in the new one, everything repeated. What should we do? I wondered. Change schools again? No. Or maybe we need a good psychologist? That would be ideal, but I just don’t have time for that. Should I take some psychological tests to understand the situation? There are so many—how do you choose? It all feels like a waste of time! “You need one universal test,” my mom joked, and that joke actually turned into reality. I found the Parenting Mentor test and got the guide (which is very cute and user-friendly, by the way). We’re only at the beginning of our journey toward improvement, but even my mother-in-law has noticed a difference.