36 Fun Summer Activities for Kids Who are Blind or Multiply Disabled
It can be hard to find appropriate and accessible activities for your visually impaired child in the summer. Here are 36 ideas to help you start planning your summer break!
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Feelif: The Accessible Tactile Tablet for Kids who are Visually Impaired
Feelif is a tactile tablet that is able to combine native features of the Samsung tablet, like vibrations and the built-in screenreader, with a tactile surface to create a whole new learning experience.
The Essential Special Needs Seating Solution
The Yogibo is the perfect seating solution for special needs kids! I’ve heard people talk about it for years, but I only recently looked into buying one. Why’d I wait so long?
My son will not read this post
For a special needs parent, being realistic does not mean losing optimism. It means finding peace with what is.
8 simple ways to be a happier special needs mom
Being happy doesn’t just happen, it’s a skill that you need to work on and hone. How do you maintain your happiness as a special needs mom?
50+ Sensory-Friendly Nonfood Items to Hide in Easter Eggs
Our list of sensory-friendly nonfood toys to hide in Easter eggs for all those kids who can’t or don’t eat candy, including kids who are blind, deafblind, autistic or have a sensory processing disorder (SPD)
When Your Special Needs Support Group is Anything but Supportive (and 5 Tips to Get it Back on Track)
Moms yelling at each other certainly isn’t a new thing, but online support groups can take it to a whole new level! Find tips on how to keep your special needs support group supportive.
11 Accessible Valentine’s Day Crafts (with Braille!) for Kids who are Blind
Fun and accessible Valentine’s Day crafts for kids who are blind or visually impaired, including braille Valentine’s cards!
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AlphaBraille created a fun toy that helps children with visual impairment learn the Braille alphabet. 26 puzzle pieces can be inserted into the device and the device plays the matching ABC song for the letter.
What does it really take to make a home accessible?
What really makes your home an inclusive space for your special needs or blind child? Is it the furniture? Or is it the way you think?
What can you do for the special needs mom who doesn’t feel anymore?
Sometimes it seems like I don’t have the time to feel, and I know this isn’t a new thing. I’ve been not feeling for a long time. Is it OK to not feel?
Tray Haven Keeps Everything On Your Child’s Tray
Wouldn’t it be great if you could just put up a fence around your child’s tray so they couldn’t lose their cups and toys? Now you can!
7 Best Accessible Sensory Play Kits for Kids who are Blind or Visually Impaired
Accessible sensory activity kits for blind children are easier to find than you might think and we’ve been through a lot of them!
Win a free download of EDA PLAY PAULI and EDA PLAY ELIS
EDA PLAY PAULI and EDAP PLAY ELIS are great iPad apps for kids who are visually impaired and you can enter to win a free download of both apps!
10 Things you feel when you’re considering brain surgery for your child
If you are looking at the possibility of brain surgery for your child with epilepsy, what thoughts and concerns have plagued you?
When my family accused me of using my special needs child as an excuse
We make decisions for our medically fragile kids every day, but sometimes family members just don’t understand our reasons.
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