Articles, education news, infographics and a podcast for parents of children with dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and ADHD. Written parent-to-parent, grounded in neuroscience.
A focus supplement, a brain app, a vision program. Each one is sold to a worried parent, and each sounds sure. Four plain questions sort them…
Ear defenders, a quiet corner, a calm-down plan. Some support helps an autistic child feel steady and be themselves. Some mostly keeps the room quiet for…
Pointing at a bird. Asking for a smile. Finishing the whole loop. Each one is a small ask. Together, they turn time outside into one more…
Handing a child more control sounds like the end of the rules. Researchers who study parents describe something else: real choices inside firm limits. See what…
Taking away a support on a set date feels like progress. It is how the rug gets pulled. Step the help down one notch at a…
A full bladder is the classic example of interoception, the body's inside sense. That makes a wet bed look like a missed signal. Doctors who study…
Cutting screen hours is the rule everyone knows. For school-age kids, the pediatricians moved on. A limit that builds skills watches three other things. What comes…
Some board games build number sense. Others only look like math. Researchers found the difference sits in how the numbers are laid out. Here are three…
Functioning labels sound kind. But they sum up a whole child in one word. Here are the autism words to drop, and what to say instead.
Adults who struggle to read were told to accept it and cope. The IDA's 2025 definition says teaching matters at any age. At work, the first…
