Hi, I’m Beth. Seven years ago, when I discovered my son had dyslexia, I had a ‘light-bulb’ moment and understood this explained many of my own difficulties. Ever since, I’ve been on a mission to discover the best ways to wrestle what I like to call the ‘dyslexia octopus’.
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Although there can be many reasons for unclear speech, there is a connection between dyslexia and speech issues. Our daughter spoke before her first birthday.
My ‘dyslexia octopus’ blog uncovers some lesser-known aspects of dyslexia, such as the health and social challenges.
I’m here to give you tips and ideas on how best to wrestle your child’s or your own ‘dyslexia octopus’.
When I researched the wider effects of dyslexia, I was surprised to discover it effected much more than reading and spelling.
The potential areas of difficulty include:
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Hi, I’m Beth. Seven years ago, when I discovered my son had dyslexia, I had a ‘light-bulb’ moment and understood this explained many of my own difficulties. Ever since, I’ve been on a mission to discover the best ways to wrestle what I like to call the dyslexia octopus.