Dyslexia Mom Life™ | Education, Parenting Tips, & Community
This podcast is a guide for parents of children with dyslexia, offering practical strategies and emotional support. Host Nicole Holcomb shares her own experiences and expertise to help parents navigate testing, remediation, and their child's self-esteem. The show aims to reduce overwhelm and build confidence in parenting a dyslexic child.
Episodes
157 | Behind the Scenes of Dyslexia Evaluations: Public School vs. Private Testing
When you're a mom and you begin to wonder if your child might have dyslexia, there are so many questions running through your mind. Where do I start? Who can help me get answers? Should I go through the school, seek a private evaluation, or somehow navigate both? And honestly, how am I supposed to know which path is right for my child?I remember how much there was to learn as we navigated our
156 | Dyslexia Terms, Terminology & Acronyms Every Parent Should Know
Have you ever sat in a meeting about your child's learning and felt like everyone was speaking a completely different language? You hear terms like IEP, 504 plan, phonological awareness, structured literacy, and specific learning disability—and you're trying to keep up, take notes, and figure out what it all means for your child.If you've ever walked away from a conversation with mo
155 | When Dyslexia Becomes Your Child's Identity: Moving Beyond "I'm Not Good at School"
What happens when a child begins to believe that dyslexia is who they are?After years of struggling with reading, writing, homework, or keeping up in school, some children internalize the message that they're "not good at school" or that they're not smart. As parents, it can be heartbreaking to watch—and difficult to know what to say or do.In this episode of Dyslexia Mom Life,
154 | Dyslexia Mom Guilt: When You Feel Like You Should Be Doing More
Are you a mom raising a child with dyslexia who constantly wonders, Am I doing enough?Maybe you’re researching dyslexia after everyone else has gone to bed. Maybe you’re wondering if your child needs more tutoring, more reading practice, more advocacy, or more support at school. Maybe you feel guilty when you’re frustrated, guilty when you need a break, or worried that you’re missing something you
153 | 3 Ways to Ensure Your Struggling Reader Learns to Read
Since before my daughter was born, I can remember buying her books. We read to her when she was young, and as she got older, we would take her to the library and bookstores to spark her reading. There are many books in our house that she has never opened. We know that reading is essential to her success - we live in a reading world. Now, you wouldn’t know that our daughter didn’t always love to re
152 | 3 Tips to Help Your Child Organize His/Her Backpack
Learn how to help your child organize his backpack for a successful school year!Truthfully, this episode is a great listen any time of the school year as a reminder and reset - we revisit the backpack throughout the school year. I know how hard it is when your child is frustrated and feels defeated with homework, and it starts with knowing where they left it and what is due, so that’s why I’ve put
151 | What Middle School Taught Me About Parenting
Learn parenting tips for parenting during middle school You Got This!Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Apple Podcasts / YouTubeSign up for the DML Weekly NewsletterAll things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeSupport the show
150 | Say This, Not That: 3 Winning Strategies for School Meetings
To win at school meetings, focus on active listening, clear communication, and collaborative problem-solving. Instead of rambling or presenting information passively, try to frame your thoughts to encourage participation and build consensus. For example, instead of "We need to address this," try "What are your thoughts on how we can best approach this?"In this episode, Nicole p
149 | The Link Between Dyslexia and ADHD: What Every Parent Should Know
One of the things that I learned early on our dyslexia journey is that dyslexia often co-occurs with other difficulties. In other words, most of the time, dyslexia is not the only struggle for dyslexics. I call these co-occurrences, dyslexic sisters. Sisters may include speech, anxiety disorders, developmental language disorders, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The research estimates
148 | 5 Pieces of Bad Parenting Advice About Dyslexia - I’m Glad I Didn’t Take
Early in my dyslexia parenting journey, I took every piece of business advice as gold. I was so eager to learn everything I could get my hands on about dyslexia that I rarely stopped to ask, does this make sense for my parenting journey and the best way to help my daughter? But over the years, I learned a valuable lesson: not all advice is good advice. Some of the most common expert tips can steer
147 | How to Use Your Myers-Briggs Type to Better Parent Your Dyslexic Child with Kim Anderson
Early in my dyslexia parenting journey, I took every piece of business advice as gold. I was so eager to learn everything I could get my hands on about dyslexia that I rarely stopped to ask, does this make sense for my parenting journey and the best way to help my daughter? But over the years, I learned a valuable lesson: not all advice is good advice. Some of the most common expert tips can steer
146 | From Frustration to Confidence: How Assistive Technology Helps Dyslexic Kids Thrive
We are diving into assistive technology for dyslexia. If your child is struggling with reading, writing, or spelling, you might be wondering:What is assistive technology?Is it too early to introduce assistive technology?Will it help them learn or make them dependent on it?What are the best tools, and how do I get started?You Got This!Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Ap
145 | Dyslexia and Private Schools: What Parents Need to Know
In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that so many of you have reached out about, navigating dyslexia in a private school. Maybe you chose a private school for smaller class sizes, a faith-based education, or a strong academic reputation. But now you’ve realized your child is struggling with reading, spelling, or writing—and you’re wondering, Does this school really have the support my child
144 l Dyslexia and School Transitions: How to Plan Now for a Successful Next School Year
If you’re parenting a child with dyslexia, you already know how important it is to be proactive, especially when it comes to school transitions.Whether your child is moving from elementary to middle school, middle to high school, or transitioning into a new grade with a new teacher, this process can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry—today, we’re breaking it down into simple, actionable steps so y
143 l From Struggle to Strength: Prioritizing Your Relationship
When you’re navigating school struggles, homework battles, and advocating for your child’s needs, it’s easy to let stress take over. But here’s the truth— the number one resource your child needs is not a tutor, an advocate, or a structured reading program. Your child needs you!Your number one purpose and goal is to put your relationship first and this episode shares ways to put your relationship
142 | Stealth Dyslexia: The Hidden Struggles
Most people think of dyslexia as a noticeable difficulty with reading and writing. But for some students, their intelligence and coping strategies allow them to hide their struggles—sometimes even from themselves. This is what we call stealth dyslexia. Often times for educators and parents struggle to make sense of the fact their very bright student is struggling to read. Stealth students can mask
141 | Feeling Overwhelmed? Understanding Your Window of Tolerance
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, exhausted, or like you’re constantly running on empty, this episode is for you. We’re breaking down what the Window of Tolerance is, how it impacts your ability to handle stress, and—most importantly—how you can expand your window to feel more in control of your emotions, your parenting, and your life.Grab your beverage of choice, take a deep breath, and let’s get
140 | Deep Dive into Dyslexia: What Lies Below the Surface
The iceberg is a great way to visualize dyslexia. Above the water, you see the small visible part. Things like difficulty with reading, spelling, and writing. That’s what most people recognize as dyslexia.But what’s beneath the surface? A range of cognitive differences affect memory, processing speed, organization, and even self-esteem. These hidden struggles can impact a person’s entire life - no
139 | Forget Resolutions: A Guilt-Free Way to Refocus in 2025
Today we’re talking about something we all experience—setting big New Year’s Resolutions, only to feel guilty when life takes over and they fall to the side. According to research, 80% or more of people give up on their New Year's resolutions by February. So, you are not alone.But here’s the thing—resolutions aren’t the only way to create meaningful change. Today, we’re throwing out the guilt
138 | Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions About Dyslexia
Have you Googled “dyslexia” and walked away more confused than when you started your research? There is a lot of information about dyslexia on the internet and social media. When you are starting your dyslexia journey with your child you may not know which websites and social accounts are providing accurate information about dyslexia and can send you in the wrong direction. Listen to this epis
137 | Fear, Fight, Flight, and Freeze Responses are Keeping You Stuck
So many feelings, emotions, and anger naturally come when you worry about your child learning to read. You fear the unknown, you want to fight with school, or you want to flee or freeze doing nothing in response to learning that your child is struggling to learn to read and may have a learning challenge. It's a lot! Listen to this episode to learn about fear, fight, flight, freeze ~ and 4
136 | Finding Your Way When You Feel Lost
Let’s talk about what it means to feel lost. Feeling lost can manifest in many ways—whether it’s a sense of confusion, lack of direction, or just feeling disconnected from your own identity. As moms, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the responsibilities and demands of daily life, leaving little room for self-reflection or self-care.It’s important to acknowledge that these feelings are valid and not
135 | 3 Signs Your Child Is Struggling in School
There are a few red flags and warning signs to indicate your child is struggling in school and it's time to take action! Trust your gut! You know your child best. Do not wait when you have concerns about your child - every day, week, month, and year matters! You Got This!Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Apple Sign up for the DML Weekly NewsletterAll things dysle
134 | How to Find Harmony and Live Intentionally
Harmony is about creating a balanced and integrated life where different aspects of your life—personal, professional, and relational—are aligned and working together. I hear a lot of people talk about work-life balance, and work-life integration, many buzz phrases leave us feeling pulled in too many directions and never 100% present where we are . . . at home, work, with friends, etc.Living inten
133 | Back to School: Lean In for a Successful School Year
It’s that time again—our kiddos, tweens, and teens are returning to school. Back-to-school is a great time to reset your mindset, map out workable routines, and build strong relationships with your child’s teachers. Nicole is diving into how moms can lean in for a successful school year. Whether your child is starting kindergarten, middle, or high school, going back to the classroom can be exc
132 | Season 5 Trailer
Welcome to Season 5 of the Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast We started our dyslexia parenting journey when our daughter was identified with dyslexia in 1st grade - we dove head first into learning all about dyslexia and what remediation looked like for our daughter. Now as the season of dyslexia changes for our family, we are navigating accommodations while challenging her academically through middle and
131 | Learning About The Other Side of Special
Carrie Holt and Sara Clime are sharing each of their journeys of raising special needs children which led them to start a podcast and write a book together. The Other Side of Special: Navigating the Messy, Emotional, Joy-Filled Life of a Special Needs Mom, book release on May 9, 2023If you'd prefer to watch the episode, visit the Dyslexia Mom Life YouTube Channel.You Got This!All things dysl
130 | Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop
Learn how to understand your child's dyslexia in this workshop. You will learn the symptoms of dyslexia, the 3 most common dyslexia myths, and how you can best help your child with dyslexia.If you'd prefer to watch the workshop, visit the Dyslexia Mom Life YouTube channel.You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Communit
129 | Understanding Dysgraphia
Dysgraphia is a brain-based specific learning disorder that impacts a child's writing and fine motor skills. Listen to this episode to learn about the signs and symptoms of dysgraphia, the five types of dysgraphia, and the myths about dysgraphia.You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/group
128 | The 3 Things We Learned at a Marriage Retreat
Nicole and Chris are sharing what they learned at a recent marriage retreat for parents raising special needs children. https://marriage.winshape.org/ You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeSupport the show
127 | The 3 Areas You'll Improve When You Tune Into Dyslexia Mom Life In 2023
In this episode, Nicole is diving into what you can expect from the Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast as we jump into 2023 and the 3 major areas of your life that are going to improve by tuning into the Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast each and every week in 2023. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/
126 | Shining the Light on Dyslexia
When you learn your child is dyslexic, you may feel lost and not know where to go for advice. That is one bright spot about dyslexia - the dyslexia community. You can find support from local moms who are walking the dyslexia parenting journey or reach out to an expert like Stephanie Hill from the Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia. One thing that our community has in common is that we are all here
125 | Dyslexia is Better Shared Together with Christin Woods and Abby Ramos
Christin and Abby are two moms also on the dyslexia parenting journey who know it can be hard but are willing to do what it takes to preserve the hope, confidence, and giftedness of the world changers we are raising. "Things hard are better shared together."When Christin and Abby were college roommates they never dreamed that they would later be sharing their dyslexia parenting journey t
124 l Empower Your Dyslexic Child
When we expect our kids to make mistakes, we open the door to greatness. We learn so much from what does not work as we do from what does work. But, when you focus only on your child's weaknesses, they do too. Dyslexic children often feel defeated and have a loss of confidence . . . let's help our children not lose themselves along their reading journey. How can you help your c
123 | 5 Dyslexic Inventors
What would our world be like without a light bulb, phone, cellphone, car, an airplane? What you might not know is that all of these inventions were made possible by dyslexic inventors and dyslexic thinking.5 Greatest Inventions Made By Dyslexics1. Light Bulb, Thomas Edison2. Car, Henry Ford3. Airplane, Wright Brothers4. Telephone, Alexander Graham Bell5. The iPhone, Steve JobsYou Got This!All th
122 | Dyslexia Remediation. Are we done yet?
When traveling, your kids ask "are we there yet" every 5 minutes, or at least it feels that way. You may not even be out of the subdivision when the kids start asking how much longer until we get there.You may feel the same way when you are remediating your child's dyslexia. Are we done yet? How much longer? Dyslexia parenting is a journey. Your child will not learn to decode ov
121 | How to Monitor Your Dyslexic Child's Reading Progress
When it comes to teaching your dyslexic child to read, you may have doubts along the way if the reading program the school is using really works, if the tutor is trained in the best approaches to teach reading, or whether the reading program you are using at home is working or not. What amount of reading progress should you expect? How can you monitor the reading progress your child is making dur
120 | It's Not Your Fault . . . Release It!
When you begin your dyslexia journey, you may feel like it's all your fault. You blame yourself that you did not see the signs - the struggles with homework, taking longer to complete classwork, and complaining of stomach aches before going to school. When you look back now, it seems like it is all so obvious. But, it's not that easy. Then the teacher asks you if have been reading 2
119 | Red Flags in School Meetings
It's that time of the year again. You are enjoying the cooler weather, tailgating at your favorite football games, and having the kids back at school. And then you get the call . . . the school has some concerns and would like you to come in for a meeting to discuss your child's progress. When meeting with teachers, there are a few red flags that you should watch for in meetings.
118 | Back to School Bootcamp Series: Part 3 - Data Notebooks
Why not come to meetings this year with an organized notebook with your child's work samples, assessments, and communication logs? Listen to learn more about how to create a communication log for school contacts and a data notebook to save all of your child's education records. You Got This!Back to School Bootcamp for Moms, VIP ExperienceAll things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dys
117 | Back to School Bootcamp Series: Part 2 - Homework Station
What is one thing that can cause drama at home on a daily basis . . . yep, homework. What if you had a central location where your child could leave her bookbag, have supplies for homework, and most importantly cut down on the chaos of not knowing where a pencil is for math homework. That sounds great to me! You Got This!Back to School Bootcamp for Moms, VIP ExperienceAll things dyslexia and pa
116 | Back to School Bootcamp Series: Part 1 - Command Center
A command center is a central location in your home where you can store daily items to keep your family organized with less clutter. What are the benefits of having a command center in your home?Central location for the family calendarNever lose your keys or field trip permission slipsImportant dates and events in one locationBrings a sense of calm to your chaos Direct everyone to one location Le
115 | 5 Ways to Prepare for Back to School
Summer vacation never lasts long enough, am I right?You may be going back and forth from enjoying a slower-paced summer where you aren’t running kids to school, activities, packing lunches, and all the things to being ready to get back to school for routines, and a few hours each day when the kids aren’t home, literally underfoot saying "I’m bored" and arguing with his sisters. Either w
114 | Write Down Your Hangcliffers
One of the many things I love about raising a daughter with dyslexia is that I learn from her every single day. I love the way she sees the world and I love even more how she shares the things she sees and thinks about. That's where hangcliffers was born! It started out as a typical night where we were watching a tv series with our daughter and this episode was the last one for the season.
113 | IDA: Dyslexia Resource
When you first learn your child is dyslexic, you may feel pretty overwhelmed with all of the resources available. Yet, not all resources are created equal. In this episode, Nicole is sharing the resources available on the International Dyslexia Association's website. You Got This!Back to School Bootcamp for Moms, VIP ExperienceAll things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.
112 | My Summer Reading 2022
Find out what books Nicole is reading and recommending this summer! Grab the links to these books and the Amazon resources mentioned at www.dyslexiamomlife.com. You Got This!Back to School Bootcamp for Moms, VIP ExperienceAll things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeSupport the show
111 | How to Achieve Work Life Integration
Jamie Jackson Spannhake is on the show sharing all about work-life integration for moms. If you find yourself thinking about the things you need to do at work or home and not present in the moment with your family, or if you feel tired from the lack of rest - this episode is for you. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Com
110 | Financial Literacy with GREENLIGHT
We are raising children who will lead the future. It’s our job to make sure they are educated in financial literacy. We use the GREENLIGHT app and debit card to teach our daughter about financial literacy at an early age. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeNeed a step-
109 | Feeling Overwhelmed?
When you first learn your child is dyslexic, there are so many emotions and one of the big ones is feeling overwhelmed to take action. You are left feeling that there is too much to do as quickly as possible or you are stuck trying to decide the right or wrong way to get help for your child . . . search all the options, there’s so much information on the Internet (not all accurate), you don’t kno
108 | Did you ask for help today? If no, why not?
As moms, it's as if there is this unwritten rule that we have to do it all (for everyone). The more you do the better you feel, or at least think you will feel and others will know you are a good mom. Right? No. Letting others influence your days is a recipe for disaster and overwhelm. Spoiler alert: I already know you are a fantastic mom! But, in reality, we decide how to spend ou
107 | Transition Planning
Transitions are part of life - our kids will have many transitions in the next ten years from elementary to middle school, middle school to high school, and high school to college and careers. Each stage is a time for growth, excitement, and new challenges. For dyslexics, it can be a stressful time too, navigating new and challenging academics, relationships, and figuring out who they are and w
106 | The To-Do List You Don't Have that You Need
Honestly, I love my to-do list. There is something so satisfying when I mark off an item. What about you? Do you live by a to-do list? Recently, I attended a dyslexia event and the speaker challenged us to stop doing some things. It got me thinking about a Not-To-Do List. Do you have one? This is the list you don't have that you need (today). In this episode, Nicole is sharing the Top
105 | 3 Ways to Help Your Dyslexic Thrive this Summer
Children with dyslexia work so hard during the school year. School is hard and the days are long. Summer is a time to relax, refuel, and recharge - for you and your child.But, you may be thinking . . . Can my child really take off the summer? Will they fall behind and be lost in the fall? How urgent is remediation this summer? What kind and how much remediation does my child need? Summer is al
104 | Are You on the Right Parenting Path? Take the Right Path Quiz to Find Out!
You've been reading blogs and books, hanging out in Facebook groups, and listening to podcast episodes about dyslexia. But now what? What are the actions you need to take to confidently raise your child with dyslexia? Let's find out if you are on the right path or need a guide to navigate your journey. Grab a pen and paper to take the quiz during today's show. I can't wa
103 | The REED Charitable Foundation with Jen Knopf, Esq.
In Part 2, Jen Knopf, the President and Founding Director of The REED Charitable Foundation, is sharing how the foundation is working to end the global literacy crisis while ensuring that Orton-Gillingham training is accessible to all. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlif
102 | A Mother's Dyslexia Story with Jen Knopf, Esq.
In Part 1, Jen Knopf is sharing her son's dyslexia story that led to her becoming the President and Founding Director of The REED Charitable Foundation. Grab your free listening guide at Top 10 Binge-Worthy Listening GuideYou Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeNee
101 | How to Successfully Plan and Implement Assistive Technology Tools with Katie Larew
Katie Larew from Assistive Technology for Dyslexia is on the show talking with Nicole about assistive technology implementation plans and roadblocks. Grab your free listening guide at Top 10 Binge-Worthy Listening GuideYou Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeNeed a step-by
100 | The Lessons I've Learned from 100 Episodes
It is hard to believe that Dyslexia Mom Life is releasing our 100th episode this week. Our team has learned so much along this journey. Not only are we celebrating 100 episodes, but we are also celebrating over 61,000 downloads this week. In less than two years, we continue to grow the podcast daily. In this episode, Nicole is sharing takeaways about podcasting, dyslexia, and our podcast gue
99 | Advocating for Your Dyslexic Child
When you are navigating your parenting journey, one of your many roles will be to advocate for your child. I teamed up with Ashely to help you learn all about how to navigate your advocacy role. We also talked about when you should hire an advocate. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/group
Bearly Articulating with Jeannette Roberes
Jeannette Roberes, speech and language pathologist, software engineer, and educator is on the podcast talking about her experience working with dyslexic children. You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.comFree Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeNeed a step-by-step blueprint to go from feeling overwhelmed and lost, wh
14 Ways to Love Your Dyslexic
A special Valentine's Day episode. Nicole is teaching about 14 different ways to show the dyslexics in your life how much you love them. Truthfully, some of the tips are things you are already doing every day. But, you may find a few news ones on this episode too. Take a listen and try one of the tips this week.You Got This!All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.co
Time Batching: How to Create Focus Days
You are a busy mom who wears many hats in the day from the chef, Uber driver, therapist to wife, sister and working a full-time job in or outside of the home. There are days when it feels like you are busy, but at the end of the day, you are left wondering what did you got done.I have to admit, I am guilty of adding tasks to my to-do list just to mark them off as done. LOL! I was the queen of mu
How You Can Afford to Remediate Your Dyslexic Child
To the outside world, a child with dyslexia looks like every other student in her class. But, the internal struggles of a child who can't read at grade level are very real for that child and her family. At home, we see our children struggling with homework, taking longer to complete homework assignments than their siblings and visible frustration with assignments. Most children with dyslexi
Dyslexics Are Not All Alike
When you are struggling to help your child with dyslexia and you aren't sure of the next step, do you turn to your two friends: (1) Google and (2) social? Yep, I know. I've been there! I've spent many hours of my journey with both. I don't know about you, but many times I leave my social accounts feeling more overwhelmed and frustrated. That's one of the many reasons
How to Help Your Child Self-Advocate
In this episode, Nicole is discussing how to help your dyslexic child become an advocate for his or her needs at school and home. SHOWNOTES: https://www.dyslexiamomlife.com/episode93FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off orders before 12.20.21Support the show
Assistive Technology for Dyslexia with Katie Larew
In this episode, Nicole interviews Katie Larew with Assistive Technology for Dyslexia. SHOWNOTES: https://www.dyslexiamomlife.com/episode92FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off orders before 12.20.21Support the show
Fall Dyslexia Parent Night 2021
Nicole's special message for parents attending the Fall Dyslexia Night at Mansfield Independent School District on October 14, 2021. Watch the video on YouTube - https://youtu.be/x_H4wcA2Yfw FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off orders before 12.20.21Support the show
7 Strategies to Improve Your Child’s Memory
In this episode, Nicole shares 7 strategies for parents to use at home to improve their child's working (short-term) memory.SHOWNOTES: https://www.dyslexiamomlife.com/episode90FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off orders before 12.20.21Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com
The Dyslexic Sisters
In this episode, Nicole talks about the dyslexic sisters. Curious? Dyslexia comes with other learning differences that you may not even be aware of.SHOWNOTES: https://www.dyslexiamomlife.com/episode89FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off orders before 12.20.21Support the show
3 Tips for Empowering Your Dyslexic Child
In this episode, Nicole shares 3 tips for empowering your dyslexic child. What if your child had confidence in his schoolwork, homework, himself? What might that look like? How might that feel?SHOWNOTES: https://www.dyslexiamomlife.com/episode88FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Full Focus Planner - $10 off or
Season 3 Trailer
What you can expect in season 3.FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Support the show
How to Talk to Your Child About Dyslexia
This episode is from an IG TV episode about how to talk to your child about dyslexia. You can watch this episode on IG TV.You can find the resources mentioned from this episode at www.dyslexiamomlife.com/dyslexiaresources.FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlifeINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dyslexiamomlife/Support the show
3 Ways You Can Save Money on Educational Expenses
As you start scheduling tutoring, therapies and enrolling in private schools this year, you may be thinking about how quickly all the expenses are adding up this year. The truth is that remediating your son or daughter's dyslexia is not cheap. Did you know that you can be reimbursed for some of your child’s dyslexia educational expenses? FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/gro
How to Talk to Your Child’s Teacher About Your Child’s Dyslexia
It's hard to believe that it is time (or for some almost time) to start school again. You may be wondering how to talk with your child's new teacher about his/her dyslexia. This episode provides strategies to create a collaborative relationship with the teacher from day one. Subscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag
Let's Start a Book Club
Are you wondering how you are going to get your dyslexic kiddo interested in reading this fall? Why not start a book club? On this episode, Nicole shares 5 easy steps to start your own book club.Subscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.Dyslexia Parenting Academy course, Dyslexia Battle Blueprint. FA
Dyslexic Voices with Nathaniel Shortall
Nathaniel is on the show sharing his personal dyslexia experiences. Learn how he went from struggling with his dyslexia to this summer serving as a camp counselor at a dyslexia camp. Nathaniel is an inspiration to all families raising children with dyslexia. Subscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.
Moms Just Want to Have Fun
Moms deserve to have fun too! You may be busy with being a mom, but you should still make time for fun. Your kids will notice and love it! Yes Day TrailerSubscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.Dyslexia Parenting Academy course, Dyslexia Battle Blueprint. FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.c
What Does Done Look Like? Executive Functions with Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan
Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan is on the show sharing how executive functions may be causing your child to be disorganized and frustrated. Did you know that a lack of executive functions can impact your child's daily living and social cues? Subscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.Dyslexia Parenting A
How You Spend Your Summer Matters ~ 3 Steps for Success
3 Steps for Success this SummerAssess your child's current needs and strengths - make a plan for the summerUse a reference you can trust, Overcoming Dyslexia (by Dr. Sally Shaywitz)Make it a priority to relax, read, and recharge this summerSubscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.Dyslexia Parentin
6 Self-Care Tips from Real Moms (Who get it!)
Moms from Celebrating Moms in May share their favorite self-care tips. Subscribe to the podcast today! Share your favorite episode with your friends on your social accounts and tag us #dyslexiamomlifepodcast.Dyslexia Parenting Academy course, Dyslexia Battle Blueprint. Support the show
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