Your child’s genes hold the key to their learning style, talents, and health risks. With early insights, you can support them better at every stage — from infant to teen.
Why DNA Testing for Kids?
Because Every Child is Different — Even Siblings
Understand your child’s learning style and brain dominance
Discover natural strengths, talents, and personality traits
Identify allergies, sensitivities, and nutrition needs early
Spot genetic risks for common childhood conditions before symptoms appear
Take proactive steps to improve sleep, focus, and immunity
Backed by science, SuperDNA helps parents raise happier, healthier kids
How It Works – 3 Easy Steps
How SuperDNA Helps You Stay Ahead
Non-invasive, child-safe, and science-backed.
Step 1
Order online and receive a buccal swab test kit at home
Step 2
Collect a simple saliva sample from your child
Step 3
Get results in 21 working days with actionable insights and parent-friendly reports
Featured Tests
Recommended Tests to Prevent Health Risks
SuperDNA SuperKids Talent & Personality Test
Help your child thrive by understanding their inborn strengths.
- Discover learning styles, memory type, brain dominance
- Identify multiple intelligences (e.g. musical, logical, interpersonal)
- Guide education, hobbies, and career exploration from young
How DNA Shapes Your Child’s Abilities
Cognitive Inheritance
Studies show that cognitive abilities like memory, reasoning, and learning style are up to 70% influenced by genetics.
Attention & Creativity
Genetics account for over 50% of variation in traits like attention span and creativity.
Talent Development
Genetic factors account for 50–92% of variation in talents like music, arts, and sports by adolescence.
SuperDNA SuperKids Health & Allergy Test
Build a healthier routine by understanding your child’s genetic needs.
- Find risks for common allergies (dust mite, eggs, seafood, etc.)
- Get nutrition and lifestyle advice based on DNA
- Understand immunity, and health predispositions
Understanding Hereditary Allergy Patterns
Parental Risk Factor
Children with one allergic parent are 30-50% more likely to develop allergies; with both parents, the risk rises to 60-80%.
No Family History vs. Both Parents
About 12% of children without allergic parents get allergies—but that jumps to 60-80% when both parents are allergic.
Early Childhood Development
Roughly 20% of young children have allergic rhinitis by age 2-3, and about 40% by age 6.
Real Stories & Impact
Join 1,200+ parents who’ve chosen SuperDNA to support their child’s future.
Now I understand how to support my daughter’s learning style — and she enjoys school so much more!
A parent learned how to better support their child’s unique learning approach, leading to improved school enjoyment.
We discovered a seafood allergy through DNA testing before any reactions happened.
DNA testing revealed a seafood allergy before any dangerous reactions occurred, enabling proactive safety measures.
My son’s DNA hinted at strong visual memory — now his teachers are tailoring lessons to his strengths.
Genetic insights about visual memory strengths helped teachers customize instruction methods for better learning outcomes.
The Best Gift You Can Give Is Understanding
Support your child’s health, learning, and happiness with DNA-based insights tailored just for them.
