When the possibility first arises that your child might have a disability, try to learn as much as you can. If you find yourself getting defensive and denying that there might be a disability, it'll only delay help.
Information is key.
3 Prevent Parent Burnout Preventing Parent Burnout should be priority reading for every parent of a learning disabled child. Don't wait until kindergarten before you approach your local school district to see what services might be available for your disabled child. If your child has been diagnosed with something you feel unfamiliar with and unprepared for, please consider getting a second opinion. The specialist that's chosen can make all the difference in how your child is treated. Every child is unique, every teacher is unique, and every school is unique.