How do I help my child through 4D Built to Read?

It Could Be Your Eyes

In this episode, we discuss several questions we received on a live Q&A session we did with our Built to Read community.
We provide tips for parents on how to motivate their children during exercises, how to make activities easier when they become challenging, and the importance of acknowledging and addressing concerns about vision changes in children.
We also address the question of whether Built to Read activities can be incorporated into occupational therapy sessions and explain why it's important to continue doing the built to read program at home.
Overall, this episode will help you understand the dynamics of the program, what kids and parents can gain from it, and how to properly navigate through it to get the best possible outcomes.
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In this episode you’ll hear about:
(01:53) Tips to help your kids stay on track with their exercises.
(03:34) How to approach activities that seem hard for you and/or your kids.
(08:09) The Built to Read program helps parents become more aware of possible issues with their kids’ vision. Pay attention to the signs and act on them.
(12:49) Is it OK to bring Built to Read activities to my kid’s OT or support staff?
(16:18) Keep or postpone your three-month checkup when objectives haven’t been met yet?
(19:56) Is Built to Read for kids only?
(22:10) Built for Life program, designed for adults.
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