How are the kids in school...?

[@hoovesandharvesthomestead4982]

I am so glad you got Gideon evaluated. I am also a mom of a dyslexic and dyslexic tutor. Speech is also another possible indicator of dyslexia. Gideon is at a good age to start remediating dyslexia and you caught it early. That’s great! Enjoy those babies, they are adorable!

[@azoegirl]

Dont accept that. Cast it out in Jesus name. If its a generational curse...break that from family. Jesus said we can do same as him in John 14:12-14

[@ShaynaHibbard]

Low speech also comes with autism

[@susanwatkins7750]

You are a great mother❤

[@faith6833]

​@azoegirl Cast out what? It's not a demon. It's a learning disability.

[@xS.K.]

I'm dyslexic and ended up with a medical degree, he will be perfectly fine, I also didn't get help until I'd finished high school, So you figuring this out so early is giving him the best chance.

[@boething]

As a retired elementary teacher, you are correct about dyslexia, and I’m so happy that you have caught this now. There are so many strategies that can be used. Every child learns differently, and that’s ok.

[@mygirldarby]

That's one issue with homeschooling. Joy doesnt have the abilities to teach a child with a learning difference like dyslexia. Thankfully they're doing the right thing, but I think of the many young moms with only a GED who are the teacher for their kids who don't identify learning issues.

[@GealicGirl]

My son is dyslexic attened school high school and college. Graduated with honours degree and now is a manager with a luxury Italian Brand. With the proper help anything is possible 🙏

[@shaunadewey2862]

@mygirldarby, my cousin, has a daughter with dyslexia. She attends public school. She was not diagnosed with it until she entered middle school, and the teachers realized she couldn't read. How did she go through all her grade school years surrounded by teachers with "abilities" and not one of them helped her? Did the middle school help her with this? No, her mom paid 100s of dollars a month to take her to a program at Children's Hospital every Wednesday morning. That is how she learned to read. You know what the public school did? They turned in my cousin for truancy because her daughter missed every Wednesday morning of school. They knew where she was at. Had a written and emailed note from Children's Hospital and yet still turned her in. This is NOT an isolated incident. The national average reading proficiency in public schools is 46%. That means less than half of kids can read at grade level. The average American (including adults) reads at a 7th grade level. Only 5% of kids are homeschooled. So what are all these teachers with abilities doing? Why is there such low reading proficiency in America? My homeschooled daughter has dyslexia. You know what made her different than my cousins daughter? I was teaching her on an individual basis and realized she needed help. I got her that help in the form of tutors and special programs designed for her. I realized this at 5, not in middle school. She is now entering 9th grade with a 9th grade reading level. Above the average of the majority of Americans.

[@ghents565]

I have it. No help in school. Have learned to get by.

[@MrsBornBullish]

​@mygirldarby vv:v

[@JusHannaJ]

As a school psychologist, I’m so happy that you are intervening now. Early intervention is key!!!!

[@joanneschwartz3753]

I'm glad that Gideon is getting the extra tutoring for his dyslexia. I'm a retired teacher, and it will help him tremendously! God bless you all! ❤️🙏

[@dianefoster4472]

Why are you so against public school along with the tutor. Kids with special needs benefit greatly from what a public school can offer .

[@joanneschwartz3753]

@@dianefoster4472 I am not against public schools. I was a public school teacher for over 35 years. I am a firm believer in public education. I just meant that any child who has learning disabilities can benefit from tutoring.

[@ShaynaHibbard]

@@dianefoster4472 nope it stinks

[@Phenom157]

As a sixty year old with severe dyslexia, I still struggle with new concepts. I have coached dyslexic kids in basketball and baseball, and when a new skill clicks in their brains, it's a huge milestone. I love seeing the kids' faces when they understand something. Early intervention is definitely needed, and I just know Gideon will thrive, and he will read in no time at all.

[@rosebojorquez1237]

Having dyslexia is not a bad thing anymore when it is diagnosed early! Gideon will do just fine. You are a great mom to have recognized it and addressing it!

[@ShaynaHibbard]

Yes it is bosses often fire people With it seen it happen to my son Who has Dyslexia.

[@katherinetaylor-hasty7270]

Joy is such a dedicated mother. It’s great to see her relationship with her babies.

[@lilmermaid787]

I wish I knew you would get this message, but there are lamps for little kids that change color (from red to green) based on the sleeping schedule you set. My rules are that green means they can wake up and leave their room to play. I use the lamp for nap time/quiet time too, so it’s red for one hour every afternoon before the green light automatically activates. You set the times and when it’s red, my rule is the children need to be doing a quiet independent activity in their room if they don’t feel like napping/sleeping. My kids love it because they independently know when they can leave their room in the morning, quiet time isn’t interrupted by questions about when it will be over, and it completely changed their sleeping habits too! I think the self-sufficiency actually helps them sleep longer because their bodies adjust to the red/green light system. A little play with it to make it fun, some praise when they follow it, and it’ll be a household staple in no time!

[@susanrnbc]

Kudos to you Joy for paying attention to Gideon’s learning differences and finding him some extra help. The earlier the better! And yes, kids need structure and routine to thrive! Schedules are a good thing!

[@all4hisglory510]

You're a great Mom and a wonderful wife Joy. Thanks to you and Austin for being willing to share your family with us. I pray God will continue to shower down his blessings upon y'all sweet precious. ❤

[@Tj-TrustJESUS]

I'm TRULY soo PROUD of you Mom & Dad for being proactive!! Im retired from Early childhood intervention, (things have changed a lot since I first started, but there are AMAZING programs like the one you have found to help Gideon) my heart breaks for the many children that grew up and are growing up who were DRASTICALLY misunderstood on the best way they learn. Joy & Austin you already know how your children learn best, SOO SOO PROUD of YOU!! Gideon will be reading before you know it!! You're wise to keep fluids on your daily check list, for you & littles, this heat can depleat you before you realize it. Y'all are such a PRECIOUS family, no matter the season of life we are always learning, readjusting schedules etc. Most of us Mommas have cried over same thing you did on way home from baseball game. Fatigue just heightens it!!! Huggss to you!! Until next week. GOD BLESS 🙏 💙🩷💙

[@stephaniebruce1916]

I know it can be exhausting raising 3 little ones, especially with a newborn but it will get easier. These are the best days of your life. Enjoy every moment because they really do grow up so fast. You and Austin are doing a great job raising your kids. Thanks for sharing your little family with us. I really miss Counting On and really look forward to watching your videos every week.

[@Search4Facts]

I hadnt seen you in a while, Gunnar is a happy baby and Gideon is a little man so curious which is so awesome and indicates above average. Your daughter her beautiful blond hair and cherub face. She is always busy either alone or with big brother.❤️ We have a mandatory 4 nights in, devices off, no exceptions rule. A great bonding with fam. And just old fashioned_peace and quiet. Taking iron and or B 12 will help you immensley. A soothing night time cup of hot tea with honey & lemon or clove (i dont do clove lol) or cinammon is soothing. You must take care of you, recharge, preserve. Down time quiet time is essential. Alone time is a must. God bless you Joy and your family.

[@juliefreeman4199]

It’s so precious to hear Gunner sing while he nursed. This time is so very precious and it goes tooooo quickly. You’ll look back and think you can do it again! Your kids are so precious and you are an awesome mother. What an awesome family. May God continue to bless you all and keep you safe.

[@carolyngarrison10]

My biggest survival tool as a mom of 3 littles was routine. It was great for the kids, and great for me. Yes, we had days where special things were happening, and the routines were blown out of the water, but for the most part they had strict nap and bedtime schedules. It worked great, and melded seamlessly into school schedules as they got older🙂

[@drdeb_ocherry]

Just so you know after 50 years of raising chd and doing the deed, I'm retired and just have the most fun life, with my hubby, just loving our grandchildren, sleeping late and doing exactly what we want to do❣️

[@theresadavis4885]

Times can be hard sometimes. Show yourselves some grace. This too shall pass!!!! You guys are doing an amazing job!!!!

[@boething]

When my kids were little, they didn’t sleep if they got overtired. You are wise to pull back and slow down. I learned that the hard way. You are a great mama, and I love following you!

[@57msdeb]

My grandkids don’t sleep, are restless, and are sick to their stomachs when they are overtired. You are right on about getting back to your schedule. We have neurodiversity in our family too. It’s hard news to get because we hate to see our kids struggle, but it will work out, Joy. You’re such a good mama to recognize it early.

[@danasaley2025]

You’re a great mama, so kind and loving. Truly devoted to the welfare and growth of your beautiful family. God bless you Joy and Austin

[@maraguinard3318]

I was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 5! Good for you guys for advocating for him and getting him the help he needs!! 😁 I’m 27 and I’m now confident with reading and spelling and writing! It takes time but with the proper help he’ll get there!

[@randomroz545]

So great to use your platform to discuss Gideon's dyslexia. The older I get the more I think everyone should receive individualized education because everyone learns differently. He'll do great! Gunnar is about the cutest baby! Looks like you had fun at camp day! Take those lazy days at home. People need rest for growth, too. Thanks for sharing, God Bless!

[@Deanna_422]

I love when parents see their children struggling and find the help they need. I’m dyslexic my parents got me into a tutoring program to help me get through school. I use to have my tests read to me if it was one of those timed test. Praying for the tutor and Gideon it’s a struggle but it can be done.

[@tristaware2119]

I love the sound when babies nurse or even bottle feed! It’s easy to over plan. Good to take a break to be together as a family! How are you doing with your reading? I find when I have a lot of plans, I miss my reading more

[@helenbell1988]

All your children look alike ,,, so cute ❤ hang in there it goes so very fast … I didn’t believe it at the time but suddenly they are late 30 ‘s !!!! Eeek my step father had dyslexia but still got his Doctorate phd in elasticity of skin so as you say it won’t hold him back in what ever he chooses to do x

[@ddchomeschool]

I am so glad you’ve been able to get him assessed and get these supports for him. Way to go mama!! ❤❤❤

[@debralawler-nt9si]

You will see how fast he will progress once they work with him. Glad you found this out now it truly is a blessing and he will be fine kiddos are getting so big

[@carolwhisenhunt7504]

You're amazing Joy. Such a great mom. Try to get some rest when possible.

[@carole3995]

My brother has dyslexia, the program, Orton Gillingham, was wonderful for teaching dyslexics reading etc...

[@cookiecutter5333]

Thank you for sharing another beautiful family video. The kids are amazing and you are an amazing mom!

[@ladyd8339]

You are a brave mother! I had 4 in 5 years and know how exhausting it can be! Like you I probably didn't get a nights rest for years! If it wasn't one it was the other! I couldn't even imagine taking them out to events but in my day there wasn't as much out there! Your love and just being there for them always will be your success as a family! Wish I had the resources that are there now, bc I believe now the problems one daughter had in school was dyslexia. She did well but her reading skills were always a problem. You are a true mother and you will work it out!

[@gracejupiter9991]

Hi Joy! I wanted to say I’ve loved watching you grow up. I grew up in the ‘80’s and considered myself a tom boy when I was younger and loved seeing you run around when you were younger on your family’s show. I recently thought of you and I’m so excited you have a KZbin channel!!

[@saidhbhokelly3441]

Hey Joy, don't know if you'll read this and I'm sure the tutor and research you do will tell you loads of things but my friend is dyslexic and she finds learning off of coloured paper (specifically blue and green) as opposed to white really helps her learn and memorise things. Im also AuDHD and i find having different coloured pen really works for me as a page doesnt look so busy then with lots of the same colour

[@judywiggins5092]

Good point! Pale yellow paper is great for memory as well.

[@SABROBLOX1999]

Yes my friends daughter has Erlans and has to wear special glasses and used to have her work on pink paper. Helped a lot

[@ShaynaHibbard]

Dyslexia people tend to get fired at jobs tons don't care about this Dx at most Will never care of his Dx Policy is all companies cares about They don't care about ADA .

[@Search4Facts]

Wow good comment, hope Joy reads it 👍

[@tu3688]

Balance is my word to think about in all situations this year. Balance, in all areas of my life.

[@AnotherTruth]

You’re an amazing and fabulous mother, Joy. ❤

[@kathy3178]

My husband and daughter are both dyslexic. That is wonderful you found that program for Gideon. I taught my daughter to read with the black and white Abeka phonics. It was about 2 years. Six months would have been awesome. My daughter is now a voracious reader. I don't have it and it was hard for me to grasp how their brains work. A dear friend who is also dyslexic recommend the Gift of Dyslexia by Ron D. Davis. He has it and explains it so well.

[@LuvMJ99]

My sister has dyslexia, but wasn't diagnosed until much later. I'm so glad Gideon's getting the help he needs earlier on so he doesn't fall behind. My sister's doing great now; she even likes reading (not a whole lot, but she has her favorites). Gideon's got a bright future ahead along with Evy & Gunner. 😊

[@aspenenglish4976]

Gunnar is such a cute little chunk!!

[@dmj660]

We have dyslexia in our family, too. It's wonderful that it has been identified so early. Our granddaughter was in speech for a few years. Then, last year, they identified dyslexia. She is in therapy 4 days a week thru her school, and it has helped her tremendously.

[@amym1885]

My cousin has it. Not sure when he was diagnosed with it. He's grown and doing well.

[@ShaynaHibbard]

Most are fired on jobs with it .

[@carlavision6143]

Joy Anna and Austin, those 3 are just too cute and so precious! Really enjoyed your video! Love y'all and God Bless You and Your Family!

[@pammager7135]

You and Austin sure have busy lives! Your kids are adorable. Thank you for sharing your family with us!

[@robinmeece9585]

You're a great mom Joy. Love your family & the kids are always adorable. You seem a little stressed, leave it to him. ✝️

[@pamtraylor2964]

I really love your weekly posts....such a refreshing wholesome...enjoyable show. Wished you guys could have your own show....enjoyed Jed and Katey...haven't been able to know her but, she's really sweet. This is the entertainment we need on TV. Keep making us smile.

[@thesouthlakegang4949]

My daughter is dyslexic- we have an incredible school developed in Australia now that concentrates on strategies for dyslexic children! It’s absolutely amazing!

[@cindymcpeck5694]

Love watching the kids be kids! It's so nice to see them playing outside!

[@alisongreen7382]

Good job getting Gideon some early intervention. I have a niece who is dyslexic. She is now an atty (JAG) for the navy. Every child learns differently!!

[@JessicaCarnahan-o5q]

Good job recognizing G's struggle and getting the early interventions going! He will thrive with the right help. He has the advantage of caring parents... most kiddos don't get any help until much later in the public school settings- and even then- it generally takes several years and teachers before recognized and the right help is sought. Generally the help they get, it's not great- your doing such an amazing job y'all❤ your babies are so precious you guys!!

[@mygirldarby]

It's detected in kindergarten or between 1st- 2nd grade for public school kids. It's usually detected by ages 5-6 in most public school students.

[@debbiealtman5373]

Sounds like a great place for a family time . Glad Gideon is doing better.

[@omirasantillanes5150]

Can't wait to see the new vlog and hope you guys have a great Friday afternoon and evening with the kids and a wonderful weekend ahead and I love how you guys and the kids are matching outfits and hope everything goes smoothly according to the kids and their school.

[@mariking9313]

Sweet, sweet family! Thanks for sharing. 🤗

[@abbymarie4187]

Gunnar is getting so big! The kids are getting big. ☺️❤️

[@jenh9221]

They don’t spell it the Scandinavian way. They spell it the redneck way.

[@ashleighburroughs3581]

So glad you got a tutor for Gideon!! Gunner is so cute!! ❤

[@shannonpolk9366]

It’s good to go as much as you can, But just always be prepared to leave if you have to. Nothing wrong with that. You have a cute family Joy. As they get older it gets easier. Thanks for sharing.

[@rrain3375]

I happy to hear you have found Gideon has a problem reading. Dyslexia is not life threatening there are solutions. Happy to hear you are seeking professional help for him. Best of luck in the future it is a long road ahead.

[@Momof5grannytomany]

You can definitely tell he's Austins son like his other kids they all look so much alike

[@pamteubner2369]

Love hearing the little sounds from Gunnar😊 Love your little family😊Blessings from Medina Ohio❣️

[@alexandrafeltcher7574]

Hang in there girl! I can sense the stress…reach out for people to take the kids more often. When you are happy, the kids are happier. Gideon and Evelyn would probably love to have time with other family members, cause they are in the toddler stage…. Take advantage! I know what it’s like to have “mommy blues” or “ppd” and it can last forever. Medication & diet following birth, two years after my 2nd daughters birth. I realized that I’d been feeling what I was feeling since my first daughters birth. Literally, night and day….

[@rebeccaokeefe3]

Love watching your videos! Love your honesty when you have a rough night (time) and it’s so amazing that you are on top of your children’s needs. Your kids are precious!!!❤

[@rebeccaj1994]

Love seeing your family!!! Super proud that you were able to do something that Evie wanted even if you didn’t want to. That will mean so much to her later on in life❤️

[@lindadill2268]

My son is 5 and he is autistic and yea its hard but we got to keep the faith and carry on and remember to show kindness and advocate.

[@sharonsutherland5520]

Such a Beautiful little family❤ Thank you for sharing..Sending much Love ❤️🙏XO 🇦🇺

[@cindytroxell1490]

Thank you for being so honest about what is going on with your sweet family 💗 you never know who maybe going through the same thing you are

[@sallysmith155]

I must say your children are so cute.always look forward to watching your videos.i have 2 with dyslexic and both have a lovely weekend all of you.😊

[@jessq3565]

Thank you so much for being honest after the baseball game! I appreciated it so much! I always feel the same way as a mom of 3!

[@mishmash9116]

One thing that really helps with Dyslexia is a blue or pink clear sheet to put over a book. My friend who has dyslexia even prints out stuff from the computer on pink or blue paper as it’s easier for her to read.

[@drdeb_ocherry]

I hope you guys have family movie nights it was the finest thing out family did and my chds happiest memories.

[@alyssa34567]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with Gideon! I took my son to get evaluated for a speech delay and seeing your journey with Gideon was so helpful. You're an awesome mama Joy!

[@margenn3889]

I am so very proud of you and Austin for looking out and getting Gideon the help he needs. You are both wonderful parents who saw there was a problem and did something about it. It will make so much difference to Gideon. Well done again.

[@froggygreen2876]

Great exercise! I saw you at the book signing when you visited Australia!

[@rachelmabe1679]

It's ok to say No to going to a church in event. Just say we are working on establishing a structured routine for my family especially when school starts.

[@littleangel4780]

I think they can manage nicely whatever they choose to do or say to others. 🙃

[@darlagoodman6417]

Those kids are Sweet. EVIE is my SUNSHINE ❤️🙏

[@aprilmarie7165]

I’m dyslexic! Struggled growing up & my mom got me a worker to help me get on track! Hopefully it helps ☺️🤍 even in school since elementary to highschool I had an IEP to get a laptop & what not depending on needs & what helps :)

[@lestathecat]

Hi mum of three from UK my son has autism but what I found with all three is a lot of excitement and food often leads to night time throwing up unfortunately xx you think they are ok but it’s just often a lot do chance like a new baby that throws them off an established routine xx good luck I’ve never breast fed but my daughter is due in two week and wants too let’s see how it goes xx

[@carriemummy]

It's great you have found out about Gideon's dyslexia so early! That gives him a great chance of keeping up with his peers.

[@mygirldarby]

He won't need to really because he will never experience being among his "peers" in a school, will he?

[@carriemummy]

@@mygirldarby I just mean in general - he'll keep up with where he should be.

[@faithfletcher8740]

Our daughter is double-deficit dyslexic, dysgraphic, has an auditory processing disorder, and a fine motor skills disorder. She is 17 now, but was diagnosed at the same age as your Gideon. Chromagen glasses may also help. Dyslexia often has other associated disorders. Our daughter has delayed onset circadian rhythm disorder and has a hard time sleeping because dyslexics are high functioning and very intelligent and their brain doesn’t know when to shut off. Some children with dyslexia also have ADHD. So glad you realized this early for him!

[@carissaward876]

Self care!! Take care of yourself so you can continue doing the excellent job you do as a mom

[@truvision1958]

My granddaughter has dyslexia and while in school the teacher told her mother she’s stupid and won’t amount to anything that she doesn’t belong in this school….she was7, her mom took her out of school and homeschooled her by the age of 10 she could read fluently and is thriving…..some teachers shouldn’t be teaching …..

[@marionsimms1953]

I love your family. You are great parents

[@aspenenglish4976]

My husband is dyslexia and it has been to his advantage in his career. Go Gideon!

[@natashagilbert2875]

Love watching your little family. Your kids are so cute.

[@msdecker11]

you have a great family cute kids

[@marthawilliams5816]

You are such a loving devoted wife and mother. Blessings. Give my regards to Jesse, we miss her. Trust all is well with the family

[@Baniepam]

We have lots of kids in our family that have learning disabilities and have managed to come through school graduate and one is even in college now the others are have pursued trades which they excel at so kudos to you for following through with Gideon as far as the baseball game goes and leaving early guess what lots and lots of us have had to do the same thing, you're human and crying as perfectly okay you just had a baby give yourself a break it's okay to be overwhelmed.

[@USA1492]

In parts of Europe school doesn’t begin till age 7. I didn’t teach my son how to read until then. He wasn’t ready for it. Each kid has different needs but young kids are getting too much too fast these days 🙏

[@sarahsibert5548]

But it does depend on the child. Some kids just are hungry to learn and they need to be challenged. There is no harm In introducing school if there is a thirst for it. Kids are sponges!

[@lisbrealey1343]

I just want to say you are doing so amazing with three young children. You look great don’t know how you do it.

[@triciawardin778]

When he starts reading more, if you have any reading apps, see if they have the dyslexic font on it. I've never been diagnosed with it, but that font still makes it easier for me to read. The Bible app has it on there too

[@janicedanner2659]

Wow Joy you and your family 💖 have grown so much u and. Austin such good parents 😍

[@lestathecat]

Ps you are doing great you’re kids are so cute but no mater how hard you need to keep older kid’s routines xx

[@faegrrrl]

Ephesians 4:32. “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.” You must always forgive. Don't hold grudges. "Love covers a multitude of sins."

[@trude_in_adelaide]

Gunner is the cutest. Super adorable ❤

[@Star-vv8kx]

Evy probably just ate something that didn't agree with her. Gunner has the cutest smile. Great video, thanks for sharing. 🙂

[@maddyspinks]

I have severe dyslexia (all 6 possible symptoms) and going to someone who specialised in Irlen syndrome to get special coloured glasses was a huge i guess breakthrough? For me. They helped me be able to stop focusing on distractions on the page and be able to implement corrective techniques, it also helped that my mum who is a high school English teacher and studied ways to teach Kids like me after I was diagnosed, she was actually diagnosed with it at the same time too, it runs strong in her family. I was very behind in English when I was diagnosed in year 4 at school (age 9) and by the time I was in year 11 (age 16) I was doing the English class that would be equivalent to what I think u call an a.p class in the states (I’m Australian) and our classes are harder per grade level than the us so our year 11 is what you would learn in ur first year at college (why you don’t need a degree to get a good job here) so advanced English, and I was getting strait A’s. I was set the be in the top 10% of my graduating year, but I relapsed with a previous cancer diagnosis half way through year 11 and was never well enough to return to school. My mum has 5 brothers, the middle one does not have dyslexia and is a mechanical engineer at the top of his field, the uncle directly above him has severe dislyixa, like, he won’t even post on social media unless it’s just a pic because reading and writing are extremely difficult for him and he is embarrassed when he spells simple words wrong at age 60 (not his fault) he is a mechanic but extremely smart with the way this work and has actually invented several pieces of farming equipment the are used my many many people, (he doesn’t file patents, it would cost him more than they’re worth as something only has to be 2% different for it to be legally made and sold, so other people have mass produced at least one of his inventions, I think 2 though) he is so clever with the way machines work that the uncle that is a mechanical engineer at the top of his field (he actually got the highest possible mark you can get when he graduated high school, I think it’s similar to getting a perfect ACT score in the us) and when he can’t figure something out at work, he actually calls the uncle who is a mechanic (and dropped out of high school in year 10) to help him solve the problem, and believe me, every time without fail he’ll have it solved in an hour without ever having to write anything down. You can go to him and say I need a machine for xyz that will help to do abc and he’ll have it worked out in 24 hours with a sketch of what it will look like (no maths of anything written down other than a sketch and he’ll only do the sketch if he is having someone help him with the build or if someone wants a better understanding of how it will work) and he can have it built in as little as a week depending on the size and complexity of what he’s making, up to 6 weeks with the really huge stuff though (like buss size or bigger). Being dyslexic can absolutely make the road bumpier, but it always still there, you just have to find a way to get over (or around) the potholes on the way. Talking to a speech therapist may help, they often know a lot about dyslexia and have ways to help.

[@hannahbell7420]

MY FRIEND HAD dyslexia did you had to do the second bracket of GCSE?

[@Mammaj1963]

You looked exhausted after the game, your doing great momma !

[@julies3330]

Good job catching this and acting on it. He is obviously bright and it would be sad to see him struggle unnecessarily.

[@terrilitton9591]

You’re a good mom!!! Your children must have some very strong feet. When I saw Evy walking in the gravel barefoot like it didn’t even seem to hurt I couldn’t believe it. Also without shoes at the ballpark. Wow! The bottom of my feet have always been tender, especially outside. I would love to go barefoot at times.

[@mygirldarby]

She probably has tough feet from walking barefoot all the time. I did that as a kid. My feet would be black by the end of the day, 😂.

[@bernicehenson5210]

I have Dyslexia, they didn't find out I had it until 2nd grade, Plus I needed glasses. Your going back like 62 yrs ago. I had to repeat 2nd grade. Now things are so far more advance to help kids.

[@livcousintomany]

Vacation Bible School is so fun! Just had ours this week. What theme was it? Ours was STELLAR Shine Jesus Light.

[@Anjanetterreitz]

I want to meet you so bad . Plz come to the Oregon Coast . He’s so adorable ❤

[@AboveAllisLove]

orton gillingham curriculums are great for dyslexia (all about reading is great and logic of English too) you were talking about a more creative way to learn I remember when Jessa showed Henry reading at like 3 and she said he did the sing spell read and write (or something like that ) curriculum. I know my kids memorized TONS of stuff to songs.