Returning to School 2021-2022: Concerns for Parents of Children with Special Needs and Medical Complexities
Virtual vs hybrid vs in-person learning? How to make the best back-to-school decisions for your special needs child.
Center for the Visually Impaired (CVI)
The Center for the Visually Impaired (CVI) is a comprehensive, fully-accredited nonprofit facility in Atlanta, Ga. that provides services, support and training to people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired.
Tactile and Raised Line Coloring Books for Kids Who are Blind or Visually Impaired
Can coloring books really be accessible for kids who are blind? Yes! Find places to buy raised line coloring books or learn how to make your own!
Is Your Caregiver Journey a Challenge or an Opportunity?
By Ed Henkler Rare is the person who won’t eventually be a caregiver. For me, my caregiving role arose when my mom lost her sight. That role lasted more than twenty years. It wasn’t a 24/7 responsibility. My mom called me in the early 1990’s and told m …
Successful iPad Apps for Children with CVI
A collection of successful iPad apps for kids diagnosed with CVI as recommended by a TVI and CVI specialist.
36 Fun Summer Activities for Kids Who are Blind or Multiply Disabled
Here are 36 ideas to help you start planning your fun and accessible summer break for your visually impaired child!
How to Potty Train a Stubborn Toddler
Your child is two and stubborn. And you want to get them to sit on the potty? Are you crazy? Of course not! We’ll show you how to do it.
Help! My Baby Won’t Sleep!
There are many reasons why a baby won’t sleep. We’ve compiled five reasons why a baby might not sleep. Following each sleep problem is a sleep solution and hopefully you’ll find something that will work for you!
8 Best Pack N’ Plays of 2021
It can be overwhelming to choose the right pack ‘n play. We list the 8 best pack ‘n plays of 2021 along with pros and cons and special features.
Thickened liquids: What is it, who needs it and will insurance pay for it?
If your child has problems swallowing, or dysphagia, it can be difficult for them to get thin liquids down the right side of their throat when drinking.
Language Research for Parents of Blind Infants
The Bergelson Lab at Duke University is looking for families with blind infants to participate in studies about language development.
Why I laughed when my daughter lost her eye
Gwen tells funny stories about raising her daughter Ivey who has bilateral anophthalmia. Gwen says it’s important for us to learn to laugh at ourselves and our lives and teach our children how to see the humor in everything!
Developmental Journal for Young Children with Disabilities
The United Kingdom’s Department for Children, Schools and Families provides templates for monitoring educational protocols and developmental goals.
When does a blind baby start crawling?
When does a blind baby usually start to crawl? When should I start to be worried that there is another issue besides blindness?
Help! My Baby Won’t Stay in the Crib at Night!
A question from a mom in the WonderBaby community: My 2 year old has become an escape artist! She is climbing out of her crib at night. What can I do?
8 Creative and Unique Ideas for Decorating a Blind Child’s Room
Use tactile elements, interesting fabrics and textures, sounds and lights to create the perfect unique space for your blind or visually impaired child.
