What activities can we do with babies and younger children with vision impairment that don't involve online support?
With babies and younger children, online support is not always relevant or accessible. Here are some creative ideas to engage early years children while also helping them develop key skills.
RNIB
RNIB has a dedicated early years page with some useful information, advice and play guides:
Wonderbaby
Wonderbaby is a US-based website dedicated to helping parents of young children with vision impairment and other needs or disabilities. See their content for articles, links, and resources to support with play and meeting other families:
Best Start in Life
Best Start in Life hosts information, videos and simple, fun activities broken down by age, that you can do with your children:
Guide Dogs
Guide Dogs has information on learning through play and keeping children active and engaged, as well as family support if you need further guidance:
BBC – Tiny Happy People
Tiny Happy People helps you develop your child’s language and communication skills, Explore their activities and play ideas:
RNIB Specialist Advice Service Advisors can give further information on this topic
