Facts and Myths
Dyslexia cannot be diagnosed until a child starts learning to read at school.
You may want to get a diagnosis for dyslexia if you notice your child’s speech is delayed or has trouble rhyming words.
Related Myths
Dyslexia only affects English speakers.
Being exposed to reading material more often will improve symptoms.
Dyslexia is more common in boys than in girls.
Children get dyslexia because of insufficient care during their mother’s pregnancy.