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FOR PARENTS

Understanding and encouragement from mom and dad are key ingredients for helping children with LD overcome obstacles.

As the parent of a child with a learning disability (LD), you have a lot of responsibility. We understand your daily struggles and invite you to visit the pages below to find a variety of helpful information—including the warning signs of LD, the rights you and your child have, and how you can support your child on the home front.



DadvocateHow to Be a “Dad-vocate” for Children with LD (Audio)

In these podcasts, three NCLD Parent Leaders share their perspective on what role fathers should play at home and in meetings with school personnel.

Art CompetitionView the Winning Artwork!

We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2012 "Hidden Thoughts of LD" Art Competition! Discover these beautiful works and stories from children, teens and adults with learning disabilities.

Summer Reading
Summer Reading: 10 Tips for Parents

Help your child explore the joys of reading, at the same time reinforcing — and even improving — his or her reading skills.


Visual Processing
A Look at Visual Processing Disorders

Everyday tasks can be difficult for those with visual processing problems. Watch a video about the types of visual disorders and their effects.

Fun Activities to Build Math Skills at Home
Fun Activities to Build Math Skills at Home

Simple objects—like a grapefruit and a lemon—are sometimes all it takes to boost your elementary school-age child's math know-how. Don’t miss these fun ideas.


Knowing how to deal with frustration with creativity and humor will help lead children with learning disabilities to greater success.