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Dreams come true. They really do. Kyla and I were fortunate to be invited to Telstra’s ‘Before the Big One’ event (thanks Simon!), and we could not be more excited. Despite the day being about the AFL Grand Final, all we could think about was seeing Tones and I perform.

Dyslexics have wonderful talents, and for our dyslexic daughter singing has been one of them. Kyla has always loved singing. So shortly after she was diagnosed as dyslexic at 7 years, we began printing her favourite song lyrics out (using a large font size) and organising them in a folder.

Hi Everyone,Come and see me this weekend at Clunes Booktown Festival, the 23rd and 24th of March 2024.I’ll be selling and signing my books in the marquee next to the Clunes Town Hall and the Kids Village. If you put into your GPS: 98 Bailey Street, Clunes VIC 3370, then

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For me to chat ‘casually’ about Dyslexia and Eczema on live TV involved multiple stages of planning. What you see on TV and what I saw makes it look so straightforward! I now have a far greater appreciation of what goes on for a short 6 minute segment.Firstly, my story

Image above: Levi with his homemade wrist socks to stop him scratching his skin while he was sleeping.Marnie Hibbert, a Mum from Melbourne has experienced first hand the extensive impact eczema can have on day to day life. Her son, Levi, was diagnosed with severe eczema and it was a

Step 1: The link (just below) has a simple visual flow chart to get you started. If you suspect your child has a learning difficulty, please don’t wait to ‘see how they go’. Trust your gut instincts and if you think something is not right I encourage you to explore

Read original article here: https://sunburymacedonranges.starweekly.com.au/news/my-place-68/07/10/2023Graphic designer, photographer, and author Marnie Hibbert chats to Zoe Moffatt at The Star Weekly about living in Sunbury and her son’s diagnosis with eczema.What’s your connection to Sunbury?My family and I have lived in Sunbury for nine years now.What do you like about where you

To read the full article visit: Redefining red | Northern (starweekly.com.au)

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Thrilled to remain stocked in Collins Books Sunbury. Great to be able to flick through it in person. Link to their shop: https://collinsbookssunbury.com.au/p/i-m-a-dyslexic-superhero?barcode=9780645277609&selected_category=106429

DateProgress29.10.20Dyslexia book creation starts.15.12.20Kyla officially diagnosed with dyslexia.15.02.21Met USA Children’s Book author on Clubhouse who has fuelled us with positivity and inspiration to make this book journey bigger than we planned.18.03.21Book content continues08.03.21Publishing Company named ‘Butterfly Publishing’ established.Website domain name registered.Website creation begins.Social media accounts created.12.04.21Website continues to be worked

I love this article written by Kate Griggs. She is known for many amazing contributions in the dyslexic world such as being a Dyslexia Influencer, TEDx Speaker, Made By Dyslexia Founder, Author of Xtraordinary People and the D.Spot Vodcast Host.Here’s the article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-reasons-why-dyslexics-make-great-entrepreneurs-kate-griggs/You’ll find excellent and current information by following

Butterfly Publishing was created to introduce our first book I’m a Dyslexic Superhero to an audience beyond our friends and family. There was such genuine interest from those we spoke to about our personal book that it inspired us to produce it for a worldwide audience.It all began during the first Covid-19 Lockdown

Here’s a wonderful kid-friendly list to share with your child about how dyslexia may affect them. By sharing these points, children feel heard and understood about how they struggle. In my experience, as soon as my daughter could identify things that were hard for her, she released the need to