Where I think you can stick your pity!
By Charlotte Mellor Pity… Now this is a particularly important [...]
Meeting the challenge, dismissing the ‘No, no’
By Ian Beverley As a matter of curtesy and politeness, [...]
Accessible elf on the shelf for children with a visual impairment
By Emily McMillan It is the time of year when all [...]
Fostering positivity and confidence in your blind child – By Holly Scott Gardner
I didn’t realise that blind people weren’t supposed to do [...]
Scarlett in Wonderland
By Charlotte Mellor People are fascinated by the way in [...]
Taking a blind child to a music festival – Accessible top tips
By Charlotte Mellor We kicked off our summer holidays by [...]
World Poetry Day – I give you my eyes, a poem for Scarlett
By Charlotte Mellor I give you my eyes, But it [...]
To fight or not to fight – That is the question
By Christina Beeston When things in life become tough, you [...]
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 [...]
