It is much easier to see things that do not have a glare effect. Glare is produced when the light is reflected off of an object. If you have the choice of a bright laminated top or a wood surface, to play on, choose the wood, it will not cause glare. When you go to buy things for your child to play with or to decorate her room try to choose objects that are red, blue, green, yellow or black and white. All youngs children are attracted to primary colors.
Many children see bright red or bright yellow objects most easily.
Watch your child to see if there is a color that she responds to more readily, but often red is the color ROP children respond to first. Try to limit the number of toys your child is playing with. Too many toys just cause clutter and make it difficult to focus on a task. Remember that it is easier to see objects if there is an obvious difference between the object and the background on which the object is presented. Try to always provide the most contrast you can as you play.