Is there any evidence that the "Little Einstein" products increase intellect?

Answer by  Feasel (1766)

No there isn't any proof for the long term. The age they're at they may be advanced with some trivial knowledge. There's also been studies that show it decreases intelligence performance in the long run. Children may get fed up with learning faster than peers that just ended up going to the park instead.

Answer by  idiotjones (705)

Any such "evidence" is generally short lived. These products will not increase raw intelligence, but can assist with the cognitive development of the child. Any interaction, attention, thought invoking toys, etc. will do the same. Children become smarter based on long term habits and their long term upbringing. Nutrition plays a big role.

Answer by  tylerdurden (43)

There is actually little proof, if any at all. The University of Washington actually found that it does not help learning. I learned that in my psychology college classes.

Answer by  ML (122)

My grandchildren have been introduced to "Little Einstein" products and several other products that say they would increase the intelligence of children. If your child is interactive with the product, they are learning from it. The proof is in the results that you see in your child.