Child Genomic Test: Discover Their Potential Early

Every parent in the world shares the same dream: to see their child grow up healthy, happy, and capable of achieving a bright future. However, every child is born unique, with different potentials, characters, and needs. Unfortunately, many extraordinary potentials go unrecognized because they are not identified early on. This is where a child’s genomic test plays a crucial role. Scientifically designed, this test helps parents understand their child’s genetic potential—including tendencies in interests, talents, nutritional needs, responses to physical activity, as well as emotional and intellectual aspects.

By conducting a genomic test, parents can gain more targeted guidance to support their child’s growth and development in line with their genetic uniqueness. Does your child have an inherited artistic talent? Do they tend to excel in logic, or perhaps have high emotional intelligence? All of this can be revealed through one simple step taken early. This test isn’t just about knowing what your child possesses today—it’s a long-term investment in their future.

What are the benefits of this genomic test?

  1. Understanding your child’s interests and talents
  2. Learning about your child’s nutrition, health, personality, and fitness
  3. Focusing on your child’s growth and development across 77 characteristics
  4. Providing parents with insights to support their child’s development
  5. Enabling personalized health planning for your child’s growth based on genomic test results

This service provides 77 personalized report results based on genetic data, categorized into 15 main sections. These categories cover important aspects of the body and personality—from hereditary artistic talent, weight management and dietary patterns, to taste perception and general health. The report also details macro- and micronutrient needs, and identifies potential food intolerances. In the fitness domain, it covers endurance, strength, flexibility, injury risk, and response to exercise. Additionally, the report explores individual character and provides insights into intellectual intelligence (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EQ). With this comprehensive approach, users can understand their unique potential and needs more deeply and scientifically.

Sample collection is done independently using the buccal swab method, which involves swabbing the inside of the right and left cheeks to collect saliva. This process is easy and painless. As preparation, participants are advised not to eat or drink anything except water for one hour before the test to ensure optimal and accurate results.

Once your child’s genomic test results are available, you can consult with National Hospital’s nutritionist, Dr. Christina Rusli, Sp.GK, followed by a consultation with pediatrician Dr. Susanto, Msi Med., Sp.A. Get to know and support your child’s potential now—because a bright future starts with deep understanding from an early age.

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