Dyslexia is one of the struggles we've diagnosed, which was rather apparent today in the switching of "d" and "b" throughout. That is a classic sign. Until a few months ago, entire words were moving on Luci and she could not sound out even the easiest of words. I am so thankful she is overcoming some of this! Her brain has developed more, I suppose, and is able to comprehend. The other struggle is Auditory Processing Disorder, which is closely related to dyslexia. Dyslexia covers so much, that it is all intertwined and quite a puzzle to figure out in this little girl.
Today Luci had her LPS (Littlest Pet Shop) characters reading. She set them up in a "classroom" and had them come up two-by-two to read each line. They got a little crazy and I had to have them start over a few times! This method works well with Luci. If we had more children at this stage, it would be quite crazy trying to "get it all in," but with one, it is not too vexing for the mama.
Four LPS characters were stuck behind at their desks, taking tests, according to Luci.
