Understanding Dyspraxia: When Coordination Meets Courage 💪 Have you ever met a child who’s bright, curious, and full of ideas — yet struggles to tie their shoes, catch a ball, or write neatly on paper? That child might be showing signs of Dyspraxia , also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder [...]

Cerebral Palsy: More Than a Medical Term When we hear the words Cerebral Palsy (CP), many of us immediately think of wheelchairs, therapy sessions, or medical appointments. But CP is not just a diagnosis — it’s part of someone’s life journey. Behind every label is a child who laughs, plays, [...]

Understanding Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) When children struggle to put their thoughts into words or find it difficult to understand what others are saying, it may be more than just “late talking.” For some, these challenges are linked to Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) — a condition that affects how language [...]

Typical Writing Speeds for Students: What’s “Normal” and Why It Matters When it comes to schoolwork, we often measure a student’s progress by their ability to read, write, and complete assignments on time. But one important factor that sometimes gets overlooked is writing speed — how quickly a child can [...]

Dyslexic Thinking Skills: Turning Challenges into Strengths When people hear the word dyslexia, the first thing that comes to mind is often reading difficulties, spelling struggles, or slower processing speed. While those challenges are real, they’re only part of the picture. Dyslexia is not just about what makes learning harder [...]

Dyslexia and Comorbidities: What Parents and Teachers Should Know When we talk about dyslexia, most people think only about reading and spelling challenges. But did you know that dyslexia often comes hand-in-hand with other learning differences? These are called comorbidities—and understanding them is important for helping children thrive. What Do [...]

🗣️ Speech vs. Language – What’s the Difference & Why It Matters for Kids with Learning Difficulties As parents and teachers, we often hear the words speech and language. Many people think they are the same thing—but actually, they are quite different. And for children with learning difficulties, like dyslexia, [...]

📚 The 5 Essential Components of Reading: What Every Parent Should Know Reading is one of the most important skills your child will ever learn. But what many parents don’t realize is that reading is not a single skill—it’s made up of five essential components that must all work together [...]