Next Cohort · Starts August 3, 2026 · Limited to 10 families
How will you feel when your child reads their first word?
In about 10 minutes a day, over 8 weeks, your child builds real reading skills that stick — decoding simple words you both celebrate when the routines are practiced consistently.
You do not need teaching experience. In the live RBK cohort, parents learn exactly what to do and get real guidance each week, so you are not left guessing.
Here’s what the Private Assessment does
- 1Share what you are noticing. You tell me your child’s age, current skills, and where you feel unsure.
- 2Find the starting point. I help identify what your child is ready to build next.
- 3Get the next step. You leave knowing what to focus on and whether the live RBK cohort is the right fit.
“The guessing stress was gone.”
“I didn’t realize how much stress the guessing was causing until it was gone. I knew what to do each day, and when I had questions, I could ask and get reassurance we were doing it right.”
— Reagan, mom
“We finally felt confident we were doing it right.”
“Our son was behind on milestones, and we didn’t want to ‘wait and see.’ RBK gave us clear next steps, starting with letter sounds, and that was exactly what he needed.”
— Jared, dad
Start-point based enrollment — I’ll tell you honestly if it is not a fit.
Real reading progress — without guessing.
Real children. Real decoding. Short routines + clear sequence + live guidance.
Clear steps + short routines → real progress.
Sounding out and correcting mistakes with confidence.
Clear direction that prevents guessing.
What are you noticing right now?
Many parents are not sure what early reading signs mean until they get clear guidance. That is normal.
- Your child enjoys rhymes, songs, or repeating sounds
- Your child loves books but may not connect letters and sounds yet
- Your child recognizes a few letters or sounds
- Your child is beginning to notice how sounds connect to words
- You are not sure what matters most right now
The Private Assessment helps you understand what these signs mean and what to build next.
The RBK Pathway to Reading
Simple. Short. Structured. Letters and sounds are taught together from day one.
Each step builds naturally on the one before it so decoding becomes clear and predictable.
Why starting early matters
According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, 69% of U.S. fourth graders scored below the proficient level in reading. RBK helps parents build early foundations before kindergarten. See sources below.
What happens if you wait?
Waiting can leave parents hoping skills will develop on their own. If the foundation is missing, children can become frustrated and parents may not know what to practice first.
The goal of RBK is not pressure. The goal is to give parents a clear, short routine before reading feels hard.
What happens if you start now?
You get a clear starting point, a short daily routine, and guided feedback so you know what to build next.
Your child practices sounds, letters, blending, and decoding in a sequence that makes reading more predictable.
See sources: Harvard + NAEP
Harvard Graduate School of Education / Harvard Gazette
Reading Skills and Struggles Manifest Earlier Than Thought
Harvard Gazette article
National Assessment of Educational Progress
NAEP Reading Results
Frequently Asked Questions
What if my child is already 3 or 4?
What if my child doesn’t sit still?
Is age two too early?
Research highlighted by Harvard suggests reading-related developmental pathways can begin earlier than many parents realize. See the source section above.
Do I need teaching experience?
Find Your Child’s Starting Point
Find your child’s starting point and the clearest next step, so you know exactly how to build strong reading foundations before kindergarten.
- Know what to focus on now
- Follow a clear 10-minute daily routine
- Get guidance so you do not have to figure it out alone
Limited enrollment · Next cohort begins August 3