Eating Skills for Babies and Toddlers Who Are Blind or Low Vision

A toddler sitting with their hand in a snack cup.

Whether it is from the breast or a bottle, newborns need to eat every few hours, and throughout infancy, babies need their parents to help them eat. You can involve your baby in the process right from the start and help them begin to learn about eating and food. Teaching Your Infant About Food Starting […]

Choosing Toys and Creating a Play Area for Your Blind or Low-Vision Child

Cozy kids room interior with play tent and toys.

When selecting toys for children, we often focus on their appearance. Sighted kids smile at cuddly stuffed animals and vibrant cartoon characters. However, for a child who is blind or has low vision, looks take a backseat. To ensure your child’s playtime is fun and stimulating, opt for toys with multi-sensory appeal. Multi-sensory means engaging […]

Exposing Your Child Who is Blind or Low Vision to Hobbies

A preschooler sitting at a school table working on tactile puzzles.

Hobbies are more than just fun! They’re a gateway to learning, growth, and self-confidence. When children engage in hobbies, they learn that practice leads to improvement and discover skills that extend far beyond the activity itself.  Why Hobbies Matter  Tailoring Hobbies to Your Child’s Interests  To help your child find hobbies they love, consider:  Adaptive […]

Assistive Technology

A young boy wearing glasses with a smart brailer.

In today’s digital age, technology seamlessly integrates into every aspect of our daily lives. Technology plays a pivotal role, from using the computer and phone, the debit card at the grocery store, to the remote controlling your television. For your child who is blind or has low vision, technology will be an essential tool across […]