Since learning about your child’s eye condition, you may be overwhelmed with countless questions. How will my child play? How will they learn to walk? How will they succeed in school? Will they be able to live independently? Who will teach them braille? And should I learn braille, too? The answer to that last question […]
In families where a child is blind or has low vision, it’s crucial to nurture healthy relationships among siblings. Often, siblings of visually impaired children might feel left out due to the extra attention and services their brother or sister receives. Here are strategies to encourage positive interactions and connection among siblings: What Are Equal […]
APH ConnectCenter FamilyConnect is on a mission to make obtaining braille books easier. We’ve compiled a list of organizations offering free braille books or materials for children in the United States and Canada. Braille Tales APH partnered with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library offering free books to children under six years old. We love how […]
Assistive Technology (AT) Assessments are crucial for students who are blind or have low vision, as they help determine the most effective tools and strategies to support their learning and daily activities. As the person who best knows your child’s needs, you are a key part of the team that writes the Individualized Education Program […]
What winter holiday festivities are important to you and your family? Traditions, priceless and unique to you and your family, can be passed down from your immediate family to future generations. When sharing longstanding and new traditions as a family, take the extra time to ensure accessibility for your child who is blind or low […]