No matter how much we try to shield our dyslexic kids, their weak reading or spelling skills will most likely draw the attention of someone who is unaware of learning differences like dyslexia. All of my kids at one point or another, whether it was a sports coach, Sunday School teacher, or co-op leader, were called out and even teased about their dyslexia.

On today’s podcast episode I’m answering the question that asks what to do when an older dyslexic child gets teased for their weak reading or writing skills.

As a bonus question, I’m also answering what to do when a younger sibling begins to read better than an older dyslexic sibling.

As the mom of eight kids, seven with dyslexia, I have a lot of experience with this!