My child’s reading scores are below grade level
What reading scores really mean and the specific steps parents can take to build the foundational skills that create lasting reading success.
What reading scores really mean and the specific steps parents can take to build the foundational skills that create lasting reading success.
Don’t let the “wait and see” approach waste your child’s most critical learning years.
When schools say “wait and see” but your instincts say “act now,” how do you decide between classroom support and private intervention for your struggling reader?
Your child was referred to a reading specialist. Before you panic, here’s what this really means for their learning future.
When your preschooler struggles with letters while other kids seem to “get it” naturally, the real issue might surprise you.
Discover expert strategies to harmonize your home! Learn how to support both your neurodivergent and neurotypical children, reducing sibling rivalry and fostering understanding. Dr. Andy Khan shares insights to help your family thrive.
What you’re witnessing isn’t defiance or bad behavior – it’s actually a very normal response to the enormous emotional and cognitive demands of a typical school day. Your child’s after-school irritability is often their way of finally releasing the stress they’ve been holding in all day, and it happens at home because you’re their safest […]
That moment when you realize your child’s struggles go beyond typical childhood ups and downs can feel earth-shattering. Maybe it’s the third call from the school counselor this month, or perhaps you’ve noticed that your once-happy child now dreads going to school and seems to carry a heavy emotional weight that’s far beyond their years. […]
Discover the key to good parenting: learning from mistakes and showing grace. Model growth and care for your child, even when emotions run high. Empower your parenting journey with expert insights.
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You’re not alone in this struggle, and more importantly, your child isn’t destined to be the classroom troublemaker forever. What looks like defiance or deliberate misbehavior is almost always your child’s way of communicating an unmet need or underlying struggle that they don’t have the words or skills to express appropriately. Understanding What’s Really Behind […]