Understand how to better take care of your child.

Did you know that genetics play a big role in what your child's muscle structure is like? Depending on this, and his cognitive abilities, he can be very good at certain sports. Would you consider his genetics before devoting time and energy to developing him in a sport?

If your child has certain genes, he may have an increased need for certain vitamins, for example Vitamin D or Vitamin C. Also, your child may be prone to food intolerances such as nuts, gluten or lactose. Do you want to find out these important things about the child in one test instead of the time of trial and error?

Each of us is built as a person based on our genetic predisposition and the environment in which we grow. Taking into account whether your child has a predisposition to leadership skills, or whether he tends to be more responsible, you can choose his activities so that he develops his talents.

If he is not genetically inclined to new experiences or a responsible attitude to his tasks, you can offer suitable activities to emphasize these qualities needed in our time and develop him.

Many skin conditions are genetically based. Do you want to know your child's predisposition to make sure you are taking care of their skin so that they do not develop a condition?

Sleep is a basic prerequisite for the proper development of a child. By knowing your child's genetic predisposition to sleep quality, duration and sleep disorders, you will be able to provide him with the most beneficial regimen possible.