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Is it possible for Bryce to have undiagnosed dyslexia?

I've never met a child who hated reading and writing so much that their parents had to homeschool them and create a curriculum that doesn't have reading or writing involved. Vee having to write Bryce a To Do list and having to check it off herself I'd concerning. It makes you wonder what is his reading and writing levels are. If he doesn't like to read books or read in general, how is he going to be successfully homeschooled if he has to read all the text on the computer? Maybe he skims through all of his online work since he hates reading so much. I really hope that Vee is actually sitting down at the kitchen table working with Bryce on his education unlike Paige who had to educate herself locked in her room while Vanessa rests in her bed under blankets and watch Netflix.

I'm genuinely concerned and worried for the kids future and education. Would the kids go to college in the future or Efficiently the boss Timothy Mark Elphick and his wife wouldn't care. I feel bad for Pearl and Rose who are suffering for their parents' laziness in giving in for their 12 year old son's hatred of school especially reading and writing- which are everyday skills. I hope Vee or Big Timmy is working on Bryce's writing skills so he doesn't regress and having the writing of a 4 year old when he gets older.

This may sound harsh but Vanessa is a terrible example for a homeschooling parent. There are actual hard working homeschool families out there and on YouTube that value their children's education and future. They have curriculums that they are open to talk to in order to help other homeschool families. Vee has no curriculum that she uses. That's why she never talks about it or dedicate a video about it. There are real homeschool families out there that are doing a wonderful job educating their children. I know some homeschool families who's kids are actually a few grades ahead. Rose needs to be in school for her own personal growth as a child- special needs or not. It's OK if she gets held back. It's not the end of the world. She's not the first child and certainly not the last if she gets held back. It's been critically known that it's better for a child to get held back in elementary school rather than in middle school or high school. I work with children who've been held back when they were Rose's age and they are striving.

Vee needs to be clear on how she is educating her children or else someone is going to catch wind of it and report her to child protective services. Bryce is going to brag to his friends how he doesn't have to read or write and they'll either tell their parents or someone at school. Other youtuber homeschooling moms post a general video on YouTube about their homeschool curriculum and what books they use or what subjects their learning or if they go to a homeschool group to protect their backs.