And I couldn't be cheering for you and your reader more.
Why? In a nutshell, I tried just about all there is to try when it came to helping my kids learn to read. If you’re here, I’m guessing you have too.
What I have for you: hope. And help, too.
When I dove into reading intervention, I realized something important: Our kids aren’t behind because they’re lazy or not trying hard enough. They’re behind because they’re missing crucial reading skills.
The answer isn’t to have our kids “read for 20 minutes a day” or pile on the pressure. It’s to help them finally make reading click.
Finally, make learning so simple and doable (less than 30 minutes a day) that you and your child can do it consistently enough that they gain lasting momentum and real progress.
Next, learn what actually builds reading skills (and what doesn't) so you can spend your reading time on what works... and let go of everything that doesn't.
It starts with a big deep breath and a whole bunch of clarity on why your kiddo is still struggling. Hint: It's not because either of you just need to try harder.
There are three simple (and super important) things you can do at home to help your struggling reader gain the reading skills they're missing. And it all fits into a doable reading routine you can start right now.
In this free workshop, I’ll show you how.
your next step
The surprising reason books alone don't teach kids to read and the 3 things your child actually needs instead
A doable at-home reading routine that makes reading time easy, effective, and maybe even fun!
A simple, research-backed reading activity your child will actually enjoy (yes, even your resistant reader)
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