Helping Children Who Are Blind (Early Assistance Series for Children With Disabilities)
(Helping Children Who are Blind) provides strategies for helping children with visual impairments become important and active members of their communities. (The book) covers many topics including vision assessment, mobility and community involvement... ----Sight and Life NewsletterHelping Children Who Are Blind is a wonderfully written book! It is written in simple language so that anyone can understand it. We have found that teachers in particular find it useful in their classes... We would recommend this book to any professional who is interested in learning how to help children grow and develop. ----Karla B. Storrer, Executive Director, Blind Children's FundThis publication has been included in our resource library where it can be used by families in our community. While the illustrations are obviously geared for families other than the United States, it is good to see a publication that will appeal to the many diverse ethnic families in our communities. In addition, the information the book is very simple and direct and should be of great help to families who have children who are blind. --- Elizabeth Latts, MSW; University of Minnesota Behavioral Pediatrics Program