If your child is consistently having problems with reading and math problems, do not blame yourself right away as a parent. There are times that parents find themselves at fault when their children do not excel at school. Try to see your pediatrician and see if he has some kind of dyslexia. Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes a child encounter problems in reading, listening and solving problems.
If your child has speech problems, when he is supposed to be talking already but still cannot even utter a single word right. This could be a sign of dyslexia. Stuttering and cluttering, which is the speech and communication disorder that at times very difficult for the listener to understand. Sometimes parent tend to overlook the speech problem of their child. Once you notice that he is encountering some speech problem act immediately. It is much better that you act on the problem right away so that you can give him the necessary treatment as early as possible.
Stuttering with word when a child should be speaking clearly already could be a sign of dyslexia. Sometimes a child might often mixed-up syllables just like the word spaghetti as bisghetti or the word helicopter for hekalopter. Articulating letters such as the L, M, N and R might be rumbled too. Dyslexic children need to join a speech therapy class.
Auditory processing disorder may also be the problem with speech impairment. This is because of the way the brain process the information in the auditory. Again, the best thing to do when you suspect something is to consult with your physician for clarification.
Common symptoms of speech and hearing impaired children and as well as dyslexia are that the child becomes confused between the words and on and off or left and right. It is also hard for them to learn the alphabet, retrieving words, rhyming words and delivering the syllables of a word.
Distinguishing different sounds because of hearing is difficult with them. They have no concept of time and there is it is inaccurate. If child always experience embarrassment from other people whenever he speaks he might become shy and withdrew himself with the rest of the world. This will result to a low self-confidence. Often, this condition manifests itself in different ways. Your child may become withdrawn, or may even lash out and become a bully. The most important thing is early treatment and diagnosis. If you suspect anything, seek professional advice as soon as possible.