Episode 1: Kara Di Dio

There is no research yet suggesting dyslexia to be useful to learn a new language. We are yet to understand fully how dyslexia impacts the learning process in regards to language.

By 2 ideally, a child should have 50 spoken words. Generally, children will understand a lot more than what they can speak.
Resources:
Raising Children Network
Speech Pathology Australia

Speech delay doesn’t mean you have dyslexia. Children with speech delay are more likely to have literacy difficulty whether they are diagnosed with dyslexia or not.

There are many technique and technology available. Mind due, different technique and technology may not work for individuals, everyone is different there is no unique way to help you understand better.
Resources:
Dear Dyslexic

Occupational Therapist and assesses and provide intervention for Dysgraphia.

There are multiple apps available to support students with difficulties.
Resources:
Dragon anywhere
Claro PDF
Co-Writer
Clicker Docs 

The words in phonics books are words that can be sounded out. Phonics books have levels based on the reader experience, generally, there are 20 levels. It is recommended to use phonic books with your child.
Decodable readers is also another term for phonics book.

Resources:
Sounds write readers
Little Learners Love Literacy 
SPELD decodable readers – free download 
Decodable readers Australia 

Read to your child as soon as possible, children model what their parents do. If your child sees you reading they are more likely to be interested in reading.

A good start would be your general practitioner if you are still seeing the maternal nurse they are also a great resource. Also, a pediatrician can help.

Open communication. Make sure to be supportive and listen to your partner. Ask questions, being upfront and asking what make them feel good and what frustrate them.