Every single child is different. You know that and I know that. But, homeschool moms tend to get very worried when their child is struggling to read.

I get it. Been there and walked through that to the other side.

But you are sitting there in the in-between and it has you anxious and possibly stressed out. Questions are constantly going through your mind and you are praying for a quick solution.

Let's tackle the topic of what to do if your child is struggling with learning to read. The goal is to offer you help and hope.

Grab a hot cup of something comforting and let's work through this together.

♥ Leigh

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