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Your Blind Child Isn’t being “Bad” — The Cane Is Too Difficult to Swing Each Step
If your blind child resists using their cane, it’s not defiance — it’s design. Many young children struggle to swing a traditional long cane safely or effectively. Learn the five signs your blind child’s cane or mobility device isn’t right and discover how the Pediatric Belt Cane can help them walk confidently, safely, and independently.
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
2 days ago
Enhancing Mobility for Visually Impaired Children with Belt Canes
Mobility tools for vision impaired children are designed to help them detect obstacles, understand their environment, and move safely. These tools range from traditional long canes to more innovative devices like the belt cane. Each tool has its unique benefits and applications.
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
3 days ago
The William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation Renews Support for Safe Toddles with a $30,000 Grant to Advance Early Mobility for Blind Children
Safe Toddles receives a $30,000 grant from the William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation—their second year of support—to expand early mobility access for blind children through Pediatric Belt Canes, training, and family outreach.
Beaux Jettson
Oct 10
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