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Siblings

When a child has a learning disability (LD), the non-LD siblings may feel like they don’t get the attention they want or need. While your child with LD will need extra support and time with you, you can learn how to balance the different needs of all of your children.

Sibling Issues

Siblings of individuals with LD often struggle with feelings of anger, jealousy, worry, guilt, and embarrassment.

— Learn some strategies to deal with sibling
issues in "Living with Siblings who have LD."

Living with Siblings Who Have Learning Disabilities

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Deadline — December 31st! ›

LD Expressions

Artwork by students with LD!

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ZacC-TheHutsonSchool-Indianapolis-IN

Artwork by Zac C.
Indianapolis, IN

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TianaL-TheLowellSchoolWhitestone-NY

Artwork by Tiana L.
Whitestone, NY

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SarahS-CurreyIngramAcademy-Nashville-TN

Artwork by Sarah S.
Nashville, TN

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Samantha-TheLowellSchool-Bayside-NY

Artwork by Samantha J.
Bayside, NY

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RichardC-EtonAcademy-Birmingham-MI

Artwork by Richard C.
Birmingham, MI

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RaquelR-TheLowellSchoolBayside-NY

Artwork by Raquel R.
Bayside, NY

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RachelM-LeePeskyLearningCenter-Boise-ID

Artwork by Rachel M.
Boise, ID

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Emily C.- Elk Grove Village, IL

Artwork by Emily C.
Elk Grove Village, IL

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ConnorP-Lawrenceville-GA

Artwork by Connor P.
Lawrenceville, GA

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ChristopherF-ChurchHillSchool-CenterSt-Louis-MO

Artwork by Christopher F.
St. Louis, MO

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Ruben V.- Bay Harbor, FL

Artwork by Ruben V.
Bay Harbor, FL

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Artwork by Abha R.
Mumbai, India

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Alec B.- Nashville, TN

Artwork by Alec B.
Nashville, TN

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Ben H.-YorktownHeights, NY

Artwork by Ben H.
Yorktown Heights, NY

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Chris B.- BayHarbor, FL

Artwork from Chris B.
Bay Harbor, FL

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Ciaran W.-Nashville-TN

Artwork by Ciaran W.
Nashville, TN

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ConnorD-Ontario-CANADA

Artwork by Connor D.
Ontario, Canada

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EllieS-ChurchillSchoolCenter-St-Louis-MO

Artwork by Ellie S.
St. Louis, MO

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JenniferM-ChurchillSchool-NY-NY

Artwork by Jennifer M.
New York, NY

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JoshuaP-Indianapolis-IN

Artwork by Joshua P.
Indianapolis-IN

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JustinB-CurreyIngramAcademyNashville-TN

Artwork by Justin B.
Nashville, TN

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MalcolmJ-ColoradoSprings-CO

Artwork by Malcolm J.
ColoradoSprings, CO

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Matthew-V-Linwood-NJ

Artwork by Matthew V.
Linwood, NJ

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Michael0-TheLowellSchool-Bayside-NY

Artwork by Michael 0.
Bayside, NY

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NicoleE-RuthKBroadBayElementarySchoolBayHarbor-FL

Artwork by Nicole E.
Bay Harbor, FL

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