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In this picture, on the left shows how he finds his toys before Belt Cane, banging into it with his shin with the caption his body became his mobility tool. On the right, wearing the Belt Cane he has two steps of warning about the wall in his way.

In this picture, on the left shows how he finds his toys before Belt Cane, banging into it with his shin with the caption his body became his mobility tool. On the right, wearing the Belt Cane he has two steps of warning about the wall in his way.

Freedom to Explore: Supporting Children with a Mobility Visual Impairment/blind

Freedom means having room to move. Learn how the Pediatric Belt Cane gives blind children the touch information they need for safe, independent mobility.

Grace Ambrose-Zaken

Jun 23

Helping blind children move safely and independently.

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