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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.


Warning Signs - LD EvaluationWARNING SIGNS & EVALUATION

If you’ve noticed that your child is struggling with learning, don’t wait to take action. Understand the warning signs of LD. More >

Bullying - LDBULLYING

Children with learning disabilities are at particular risk for bullying. What can parents can do to prevent it? More >

Teens and Transitions - LDTEENS & TRANSITION

Prepare your teenage child for success beyond high school—whether that means going on to college or other options. More >

Parent Guide - IDEAPARENT’S GUIDE TO IDEA

Support your child’s learning needs by getting up to speed on the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. More >

Social Emotional Skills - LDYOUR CHILD’S SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS

Coping skills and the ability to build meaningful friendships will have a positive impact throughout your child's life. More >

LD Impact - FamilyLD IN THE FAMILY

Raising a child with a learning disability can lead to unique challenges. Remember: balance is key. More >

LD - Child's RightsYOUR CHILD’S RIGHTS

Understanding your child’s rights will help you guide him or her to become an effective self-advocate. More >



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