Can a child outgrow dyslexia, or does it go away on its own?

The short answer most specialists give is no. Dyslexia is a lifelong difference in how the brain connects sounds to print, not a phase a child grows out of. What changes is how well a reader copes. With the right kind of structured practice, many children read accurately and happily even though the underlying wiring stays the same. Waiting for it to pass on its own tends to cost the very years when help works best.

If someone told you to wait and see, what happened next? And for families further along, what got better with time and good teaching, and what stayed hard? We would rather you hear the real range from each other than from an average.

Lillory does not diagnose anything. It gives a reader daily practice at the exact skill they are on, and keeps a record of how that practice goes, so the change over months is something you can actually see.