That is only the beginning.

Your child’s dyslexia does not have to be a disappointment. You have not failed as a parent. I promise. Yes, you will have to deal with things that other parents will not. But, your child will also become an amazing adult who can think outside of the box and will own businesses, create buildings, design games, become a filmmaker or author, or anything else your child has a passion and vision to do in the future.  

To get there, you will be your child’s guide, advocate, and cheerleader. Parenting will not end with teaching your child how to read.

This step-by-step process includes building your awareness of your child’s unique learner profile through education; creating a master plan for your child’s academic, social and emotional needs; and nurturing your child’s strengths, talents, and gifts. It may seem overwhelming at first. But, if you just focus on just the next step instead of just making it through the day you will be less overwhelmed and more focused. You got this!