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

Preparing your blind child for the first day of school starts long before the school bell rings. Discover fun summer activities that build independent mobility, confidence, and school readiness through extended touch feedback with the Pediatric Belt Cane.

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

Walking is one of the most celebrated milestones of childhood—and one of the first achievements we immediately take for granted. For blind children, however, independent walking has historically been delayed and often attributed to blindness itself. What happens when young children with blindness gain access to extended touch feedback that provides information about the world ahead of them? The answer may be surprisingly ordinary: walking becomes effortless, natural, and almo

The white cane arc is an essential tool for anyone with a mobility visual impairment or blindness (MVI/B). Yet, children with an MVI/B struggle to even hold the long cane much less sweep it back and forth with each step. Children can push a static white cane arc in front of them. The static white cane arc is when it is built into the device.