Now that we have explored dyslexia, learned to recognise the signs, debunked the common myths, and uncovered the facts, it is time for the grand finale of our three-part series! In this final post, we are sharing some helpful ways you can better support your child with and help them thrive.

Raising a child with dyslexia can come with challenges, but it also opens the door to incredible opportunities for growth, creativity, and resilience. As a parent, your understanding and support play a crucial role in boosting your child’s confidence and helping them succeed both in school and beyond.

Here are some strategies you can use to support your child’s reading journey:

Click here to read our previous post: Shared Book Reading Blog Post

(Dyslexia Association of Singapore, 2024)

Finally, remember:

• Progress may come slowly, and that is perfectly okay.
• Celebrate every small step forward and remind your child (and yourself) that learning is a journey, and not a race!

Most importantly, dyslexia may bring challenges, but it does not define your child! As we mentioned in our second post on dyslexia, many individuals with dyslexia, like Steven Spielberg, have gone on to achieve incredible success.

Your support, understanding, and belief in your child can make all the difference. With the right tools, a strong support system, and plenty of encouragement, children can thrive with dyslexia and reach their full potential!

F“Dyslexia is not a limitation, it’s a different way of thinking.”

References:

Dyslexia Association of Singapore. (2024). Supporting dyslexia. Retrieved August 14, 2025, from https://das.org.sg/learning_differently/supporting-dyslexia/