Why does my child mix up similar letters like 'b' and 'd' or Devanagari characters?
Letter reversals like confusing 'b' and 'd' or similar Devanagari strokes occur because a child's visual brain treats left-facing and right-facing objects as identical. To overcome letter orientation confusion, use targeted letter hunt grids and character search activities. Searching for target letters among visual distractors trains left-to-right scanning and strengthens spatial orientation memory.
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