Thank you dearly! Comments like this mean the world to me because Noah means the world to me, and I want to do whatever I can to help him feel supported and encouraged.
What a beautiful post, Emma. Your love for your brother really shows - as it should. He is such a little doll! He is blessed to have an advocate in you. You’re a wonderful sister!
I think audio books are invaluable in so many ways, but priceless for those who struggle with reading, especially those with dyslexia. Kudos to you for helping in that area, too!
I also struggled with dyslexia as a child! I was in those intervention classes and reading was an absolute nightmare as a child. Now as an adult it’s one of my favorite things to do! I love that you do audio readings of your posts. I struggled a lot with reading comprehension at his age but as I got older I found out ways to help myself. This is an awesome post and I’m glad Noah found a way to still enjoy reading regardless of the challenges!
Thanks for sharing, Madisyn 🥹 It's incredible how successful people with dyslexia tend to be. I'm encouraged to hear that you love to read; I hope Noah finds his rhythm with written language and continues to love books into adulthood.
You are an amazing support to Noah. People who have dyslexia are able to accept and ovecome it because of the love and care they get .
Thank you dearly! Comments like this mean the world to me because Noah means the world to me, and I want to do whatever I can to help him feel supported and encouraged.
What a beautiful post, Emma. Your love for your brother really shows - as it should. He is such a little doll! He is blessed to have an advocate in you. You’re a wonderful sister!
I think audio books are invaluable in so many ways, but priceless for those who struggle with reading, especially those with dyslexia. Kudos to you for helping in that area, too!
Thank you, Shelley! 🥹 Your encouragement means the world to me. I'm grateful for such a strong, sweet brother.
I also struggled with dyslexia as a child! I was in those intervention classes and reading was an absolute nightmare as a child. Now as an adult it’s one of my favorite things to do! I love that you do audio readings of your posts. I struggled a lot with reading comprehension at his age but as I got older I found out ways to help myself. This is an awesome post and I’m glad Noah found a way to still enjoy reading regardless of the challenges!
Thanks for sharing, Madisyn 🥹 It's incredible how successful people with dyslexia tend to be. I'm encouraged to hear that you love to read; I hope Noah finds his rhythm with written language and continues to love books into adulthood.
Beautiful post Emma. On the flip side, I would be willing to bet your brother thinks he has the best sister in the world. - Jim
He seems to think so. I'm honored he does :)