Balanced, Protected, and Informed O&M for Active Daily Living

When deciding whether a blind child needs a mobility device, are we asking the right questions? A clearer developmental framework starts with the child's need for protection and environmental information—not motivation, cane failure, social acceptability, or other unnecessary barriers.

Safe Toddles is pleased to announce a $17,500 grant from the Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation to advance Phase III of the Blind Baby Safe Mobility Program. Building on the Foundation's continued support, this next phase will help professionals navigate insurance, IEP, and IFSP systems to secure access to Pediatric Belt Canes and advocate for children to have consistent access to their mobility devices throughout daily life, including school, sports, recreation, and community ac