How can you help children with dyspraxia?

Supporting a child with dyspraxia involves patience, encouragement, and access to the right strategies. Parents and teachers can help by:

• Breaking tasks into smaller, manageable steps
• Allowing extra time for activities
• Using visual schedules and reminders
• Encouraging practice in fun, supportive ways.
• Collaborating with therapists for consistency across home and school

Most importantly, celebrating small successes helps build confidence and resilience.

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