You finally have a name for it. Here’s the reading practice you can start tonight, while you line up the specialist.
A daily, rhythm-based reading practice for kids ages 6 to 14 with dyslexia, about 20 minutes a day at home. Designed to amplify the specialist you’re lining up, not replace them.
Reading isn’t just letters. It’s processing.
You know your child is smart, and you’ve done your part: the phonics, the flashcards, maybe a tutor. Decoding is one layer of reading. Research points to another underneath: the sound processing the brain uses to turn letters into words.
Poppins Learning works on the layer underneath.
Tested against weekly specialist sessions, not a placebo
Kids using Poppins alongside specialist sessions made about twice the progress of weekly sessions alone (n=306, 12 weeks, roughly 4 to 5 months of extra progress).
About twice the progress, on half the specialist sessions.
Both groups saw a reading specialist. Poppins Learning is designed to amplify, not replace, your child's reading specialist.
What 20 minutes tonight looks like.
Parents who started exactly where you are
"My daughter has been using Poppins for a few months now, and she still loves it."
"It's really well made, a lot like the exercises the reading specialist gives him, and it's fun. He really loves the app."
"For now, I can see my son enjoys the exercises and is getting his confidence back."






