by Gabby Alderman | Apr 22, 2026 | Reading
April is Library Month—a time to celebrate books, reading, and the joy of learning. However, for many families, the library doesn’t feel joyful at all. Instead, it feels… stressful. If your child resists going, avoids picking out books, or shuts down the moment...
by Gabby Alderman | Nov 18, 2025 | Reading
When your child’s report card shows low reading grades, it’s natural to think: “Let’s get a tutor.” It’s a logical step — tutoring seems like the obvious fix. But for many families, months of tutoring lead to little progress (and a lot of frustration). If that sounds...
by Gabby Alderman | Sep 8, 2025 | Reading
It’s normal for kids to move at their own pace when learning to read. Some children take off quickly, while others need a little extra time. But what if the struggles don’t seem to go away? How can you tell if your child just needs more practice—or if something deeper...
by Gabby Alderman | Dec 11, 2024 | Reading
As the New Year approaches, many families start thinking about resolutions—why not make reading part of your family’s goals for 2025? Setting literacy goals can boost your child’s reading skills while creating fun, meaningful habits that last a lifetime. Here’s how to...
by Gabby Alderman | Sep 5, 2024 | Dyslexia, Langsford, Reading
As parents, we know that every child is unique—each one with their own interests, personality, and learning style. When it comes to reading, these differences are especially important. Some children may pick up reading easily, while others may face challenges that...
by Gabby Alderman | Apr 11, 2024 | Reading
Is your child struggling to read? Here are some signs your child may be struggling. As you observe and listen to your child reading, keep these questions in mind: Do they often skip, add, or omit small words? Do they often select simple books with very little text? Do...
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