Your child sees the world differently. That is their strength.
Kindlexy gives parents evidence-based guidance and practical tools to support a child with dyslexia, dyscalculia, or hyperlexia, with confidence and without the overwhelm.
We know what you are going through. All we want is to be your guide on this path.
Who Is This For?
Has your child just been diagnosed?
Learn what dyslexia, dyscalculia, or hyperlexia means and what to expect on this journey.
Looking for ways to support your child?
Discover practical strategies to support your child at home and school.
Want to understand how your child learns?
What dyslexia is, how it shapes reading, and what the research says, in plain language.
Our Story
Every parent who first hears a word like "dyslexia," "dyscalculia," or "hyperlexia" faces the same overwhelming moment. Where do I start? Who can I trust? What does this mean for my child's future? We built Kindlexy because we have been in that moment ourselves.
We are not a clinic or a school. We are a team of parents, educators, and researchers who curate the best available knowledge and present it in a way that respects your time and your intelligence.
Learn more about usEvidence-Based
Every article and resource we publish is grounded in peer-reviewed research, clinical guidelines, and expert consultation. We cite our sources and update content as new evidence emerges.
Parent-Focused
We start with the questions parents actually ask, not with academic jargon. Our content is organized around real parenting moments and practical decisions.
Accessible Knowledge
Complex scientific findings translated into clear, actionable guidance. Dyslexia-friendly design throughout, because accessibility is not an afterthought.
Free tools you can use tonight
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Reading Tool
FreeRead texts in a dyslexia-friendly environment with special fonts, backgrounds, and line tracking.
Text-to-Speech
FreePaste any text and have it read aloud with adjustable speed and voice.
Visual Timer
FreeTurns time into a shrinking colored shape so a child can see how much is left, gentle support for the time blindness common with autism and ADHD.
Writing Paper
FreeGenerate printable writing paper tuned for dyslexia and dysgraphia. Lined, grid, dot, blank, and isometric. Export as PDF, SVG, or PNG.
Latest Articles
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SchoolDyslexia Support Strategies at School: A List for the Teacher
Accommodations a child with dyslexia may need at school, exam adjustments, and sentences for talking with the teacher. The concrete list to take to school is here.
Understanding & DiagnosisHyperlexia vs. dyslexia: a parent's guide to the differences
What do hyperlexia and dyslexia look like at home? A comparison of the child who reads fluently but can't retell it and the child who stumbles while reading, plus first steps.
Support at HomeFun Math Games at Home for Kids Struggling with Skip Counting
Discover short, engaging games to practice skip counting at home. Help your child understand numbers through movement, objects, and visuals.
Support at HomeIf Your Child Struggles With Telling Time: 5 Practical Steps to Try at Home
Don’t worry if your child can’t tell time yet. We break down 5 concrete, pressure-free steps to help children who struggle with numbers and time concepts, one step at a time.