Accessible Elf on the Shelf ideas – for children with a vision impairment
It's that time of year where we share our [...]
How I express myself in the pursuit of better mental health
The 1st-7th February marks Children’s Mental Health Week 2021, and [...]
New Elf on the Shelf ideas for 2020. Christmas fun for children with a vision impairment
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25 things only a mum of a visually impaired child would know
By Charlotte Mellor Becoming a parent to any child is [...]
How to make a sensory garden box for a child who is visually impaired
By Charlotte Mellor With Spring in full swing and the [...]
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 [...]
