Changing states: Oobleck slime
By Charlotte Mellor Selecting one appropriate from list of experiments [...]
Creating textured eggs with a child who is blind- Easter Crafts
By Charlotte Mellor With Easter time looming this gives plenty [...]
Why I choose to write about my visually impaired daughter on the Internet
By Charlotte Mellor This subject has been fiercely debated online, [...]
Explaining things to a child who is blind and has mixed receptive-expressive language issues
By Charlotte Mellor A recent conversation with a friend with [...]
Cane out in the big bad world- my fear of public reaction
By Charlotte Mellor Scarlett and her journey to use her [...]
Scarlett and her beloved Ear Defenders
Over the past 6 months, perhaps slightly longer you may [...]
The Amber Trust: Music for blind and partially sighted children
By Cecily Morrison The Amber Trust is a charity set [...]
Christmas Hanger, how to encourage festive learning
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] By Gwyneth McCormack from Positive Eye In this [...]
Apps for children who have a visual impairment
Hello everybody. I hope you’re all well and have had [...]
Celebrating Life’s Little Progresses
By Charlotte Mellor Today’s post is one that is full [...]
