Learning Abled Kids®

Are you watching your bright, capable child struggle in school?

Your child isn’t broken. They just need the right approach. Learn how to homeschool your Learning Abled Kid with confidence, reduce your stress, and give your child the education they deserve.

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Does this sound familiar?

✔ Homework turns into tears or battles every night
✔ Your child dreads reading, writing, or math and is “behind”
✔ Teachers don’t seem to know how to help
✔ You worry you’re failing your child as a mom

You’re not alone. Thousands of moms face the same struggles — and the good news is, there’s a better way. With the right tools, you can turn the frustration into progress and joy. Homeschooling gives you the freedom to teach your child in the way they actually learn best.

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“I thought I was failing my son. Every day ended in tears — his and mine. Sandy’s guidance showed me how to teach in a way that finally clicked for him.” — Jessica M.

“My daughter used to say she was ‘stupid.’ Using Sandy’s methods, she finally believes she’s smart — and she’s blossomed.” — Karen L.

Real Families. Real Change.

“Before homeschooling with Sandy’s guidance, my child cried every morning before school. We both felt hopeless. Now, he’s confident, engaged, and actually excited to learn. Our home feels peaceful again.” — Melissa D.

What You’ll Gain When You Homeschool With Confidence

✔ Teach your child at their pace — without pressure or tears
✔ Restore confidence and joy in learning for both of you
✔ Handle challenges like dyslexia, ADHD, or slow processing with proven strategies
✔ End the daily power struggles and bring peace back to your home
✔ Time-saving tips so you can focus on what matters most

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Why Homeschooling Can Be the Best Choice for Struggling Learners

School doesn’t always fit every child — especially when they learn differently. At home, you can teach in a way that makes sense for your child, without the stress or shame that can come from classrooms that move too fast.

Three Core Reasons:

Flexibility — You set the pace, adjusting lessons so your child can actually grasp the material.
Confidence Building — Without constant comparison, your child starts to feel proud of their progress.
Simple, Proven Strategies — You don’t need to be a teacher. With clear guidance, you’ll know exactly what to do step by step.

This works because it honors who your child really is. And when your child feels understood, learning starts to click — and peace returns to your home.

Discover the Proven Path

From Desperate Mom to Educational Designer — and Now, Your Homeschooling Guide

I know what it’s like to feel helpless when your child struggles in school. When my son wasn’t learning to read in public school, I was desperate for answers. That search led me deep into research, specialized training, and eventually homeschooling.

With a Master’s Degree in Instructional Design, training in multi-sensory instruction, and years of hands-on experience, I developed individualized learning plans that helped my boys not only catch up but graduate high school as college sophomores — earning scholarships and acceptances at every university they applied to.

You don’t have to be a trained teacher to help your child succeed. With the right tools and strategies, you can guide your child to thrive. I’ve walked this road, and I’d love to show you how.

See How You Can Do It Too

Start Here: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Homeschooling a Struggling Learner

How-To Homeschool Your Learning Abled Kid: 75 Questions Answered
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.9 out of 5 stars (Amazon reviews)

This is the book that has helped countless moms move from fear to confidence. Inside, you’ll find answers to the questions you’re asking right now — so you can start homeschooling with clarity and peace of mind.

✔ Discover how to understand your child’s unique learning needs without overwhelm
✔ Practical strategies for dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning challenges
✔ Curriculum recommendations tailored for your child’s strengths
✔ Solutions for behavior, focus, and discouragement that actually work
✔ Step-by-step help for transcripts, record-keeping, and progress tracking

“This book answered every question I had about homeschooling my child with dyslexia. I went from terrified to confident — and my son is finally thriving.” — Verified Amazon Reviewer

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More Resources to Help Your Child Thrive

Every child’s learning journey is unique. Alongside my core homeschooling guide, I’ve created focused resources to help with specific challenges — so you’ll always know what to do next.

The Dyslexia Help Handbook for Parents
Step-by-step strategies to help your child with dyslexia read, write, and spell with confidence — even if nothing else has worked.
Reading Comprehension for Kids with Learning Disabilities
Proven methods to improve focus and understanding so your child remembers what they read — without constant reteaching or frustration.
Overcome Your Fear of Homeschooling
Practical encouragement and clear answers that take away the fear of failing your child — so you can homeschool with peace of mind.

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You Don’t Have to Watch Your Child Struggle Anymore

The tears, the battles, the fear of failing your child — it doesn’t have to be your story anymore. With the right tools and support, you can homeschool with confidence and give your child the gift of learning in a way that finally works.

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Proven by moms. Rooted in real solutions. Written for you.

You’re More Qualified Than You Think

Here’s something crucial: you don’t need teaching credentials to successfully homeschool your child. If you can read, write, and do basic math, you have the foundation needed to guide your child’s learning. What makes you especially qualified? You know your child better than anyone else, and you’re committed to their success.

The Surprising Freedom of Homeschooling

Imagine being able to:

Let your child sleep until naturally awake and ready to learn
Work at their optimal pace, whether that means slowing down or speeding up
Take breaks whenever needed for movement, snacks, or rest
Use teaching methods that match their unique learning style
Customize grade levels for different subjects (3rd grade reading alongside 8th grade science? Absolutely!)
Have shorter, more focused learning days
Actually enjoy learning together

For Children with Dyslexia:

Use proven multi-sensory reading programs at their pace
Incorporate assistive technology for reading and writing
Build confidence through success in other subjects while working on reading skills
Take breaks when needed to maintain focus and engagement

For Children with ADHD:

Create a flexible schedule that matches their energy patterns
Allow movement breaks and active learning
Eliminate the stress of sitting still for hours
Focus on strengths while building executive function skills

For Children on the Autism Spectrum:

Provide a sensory-friendly learning environment
Allow special interests to drive learning
Reduce social overwhelm while building skills
Create predictable routines that can flex when needed

Real Success Stories

When we started homeschooling, my child was becoming increasingly depressed and convinced they couldn’t learn—despite being obviously bright. The transformation we experienced through homeschooling wasn’t just academic; it was life-changing.

Research backs this up: Studies show that one-on-one instruction in a homeschooling environment allows students with learning disabilities to progress faster than their peers in traditional schools.

Taking the First Step

I understand the hesitation—I felt it too. But if your child is struggling in traditional school, consider this: Homeschooling might be the most powerful way to give your child what they need to succeed. The journey may look different than you expect, but it could be the best educational decision you’ll ever make.

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A Personal Note

If your child’s current school is meeting their needs brilliantly, that’s wonderful! But if you’re seeing your child struggle, losing their self-confidence, and losing their love of learning, you need to know there’s another way forward. You have the power to change your child’s educational journey.

When I burned our old IEP documentation in our fire pit (yes, really!), it wasn’t just paper going up in flames—it was the closure on our years of struggling to make my child fit into an educational mould that didn’t fit my child. Burning our IEPs was our turning to triumph in our educational journey. Your story of success might look different, but it can be equally powerful.

You’re not alone on this journey. Together, we can help your child thrive.