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Subject: worried mummy whos son is 4 and desplaying signs of dyslexia

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chimene kirk (confused/upset/advice - meanie x)

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Date Posted: 15:32:56 11/10/11 Thu

hi me and my partner went to my little boys parents evening it was his first one as he is only four.
his teacher is really lovely and she explained to us that our son is finding it hard to develope sound/sounding words and reconising them, writing skills, and counting 1-10 ( he will count 1-10 ) but seems to add a number on eg he counted four fishies but added number five on when it wasent there! he has no constration span it will last a few minutes before he gets distracted by others or other things,he had nystagma as a baby and he now wears glasses i thought it maybe to do with his eyesight and development but and not sure now, his dad has dylexia but was never dignosed ( he has the same symptoms as primary dyslexia even now at 38 he finds it hard to read out loud and write correctly on to paper.)my son comunicates really well and go into great detail on every day things especially when he is with his grandad. i will be talking to his teacher tommorrow, also is there anything else i need to do dont want to sound like a fussy parent but my little boy has been through so much it just dosent seem fair where do i go from here thanks xx

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Re: worried mummy whos son is 4 and desplaying signs of dyslexia	Angela	12:16:51 12/15/11 Thu