[Michelespreemies]

Anyone have a Dyslexic child?

Any pointers on how to nip it in the bud while they are still young?

[Gremlinsx3]

Thankfully none of my kids are showing signs of dyslexia. However I have a mild form of it. I wasn't diagnosed until in highschool, but looking back I wonder how my parents missed it. I remember many MANY times while reading with my mom, and she would make me read the same word over and over and over because I was misreading it, although to me it looked exactly how I was saying it. Math was also fun, I transposed alot of numbers. Now as an adult, you can only tell when I'm very rushed, very stressed, or very tired. Growing up I just got used to double and triple checking everything. Plus spellcheck has helped alot! Unfortunately it doesn't catch it if my transpositions make an actual word though.

[Samual]

You can't nip dyslexia in the bud, you just find different exercises so that certain things are easier to grasp, I've always been tempted to get tested, I still get confused as to which way around I should write an s and get mixed up between my B and D.