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

What happens when the rules of a sport require a blind child to leave their mobility tool on the sidelines before stepping onto the playing field? For White Cane Day, Safe Toddles invites you to look beyond the rules of blind soccer and consider a more fundamental question: Are we adapting activities to meet the needs of blind children, or asking blind children to adapt to activities that were never designed with their needs in mind?

Is your blind child ready for school? Discover the self-advocacy, mobility, and motor skills children should practice before the first day of school to build confidence, independence, and successful participation in the classroom.

At the heart of mobility development is the idea that children with an MVI/B learn best by living mobility.