The Z-Vibe is a vibrating sensory tool often used in oral-motor stimulation to help kids learn to use their mouths for chewing and eating. The basic Z-Vibe comes with a textured tip that can be changed out for other accessories… including a spoon!
The Caregiver’s Notebook gives those who care for someone with multiple needs a handy place to organize information.
The Caregiver’s Notebook: An Organizational Tool and Support to Help You Care for Others Read More »
Insightful Publications is a website designed to make state handbooks and the information they contain accessible via screen readers.
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Raising a child with significant special or medical needs is challenging. Have you stopped to think about how that challenge is effecting your relationship with your spouse or partner?
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This app that teaches cause and effect and basic math concepts also has a built in “cortical visual impairment option” that allows you to change the color scheme.
Crazy Gears app with CVI settings Read More »
EazyHold is a simple grip assist strap that easily attaches to objects enabling kids with limited grip strength to accomplish daily living skills.
EazyHold: Grip Assist Strap Read More »
A quiet book is a book (usually made out of fabric) filled with quiet activities for children. It’s often used for special times, like church, when you need to keep children happy and quiet. Or you can just use it when you want a break!
Handmade Clothing, Feeding Tube Accessories, Clothing Accessories, Hair accessories, and Baby gear.
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Headpod keeps your head up! Revolutionary dynamic patented head support system for inadequate head control due to hypotonia of the neck muscles.
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This site is dedicated to finding families for orphans with visual impairments. The children listed on this site may have a very minor impairment, such as a lazy eye (amblyopia ), or a more serious issue like cancer of the eye.
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For children who struggle to process everyday sensations and exhibit unusual behaviors such as avoiding or seeking out touch, movement, sounds, and sights.
Raising A Sensory Smart Child Read More »
Frienship Circle’s article on feeding therapy includes where to find help, assessment and therapy, as well as the family dynamics of it all, and the big one – patience!
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I read with my hands books have helped teachers and parents to introduce reading in a fun way to young visually impaired/blind children.
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Understood is an online resources that offers a parent toolkit with valuable resources for learning about diagnoses, IEPs, and more!
Understood: For Learning and Attention Issues Read More »
A resource for research articles, books, websites, blogs, strategies and support for parents of children diagnosed with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI).
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