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Posted Sep 2020

Babyproofing your home for visually impaired infants

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Click here to view our Babyproofing your Home for a Visually Impaired Baby or Toddler ebook.

All parents have concerns about their baby’s safety at home, especially when they start to move around. When your child is blind or has limited vision this can be an additional worry. There are many things you can do to adapt your home for your child. This ebook deals with the safety aspect. For ideas on how to adapt your home to promote independence please see the ebook titled ‘Organising and Adapting Your Home For Your Visually Impaired Child.

This ebook was written by our Children and Young People’s Team, who support vision impaired children and young people, and their families, from across Greater Manchester and Merseyside.
If you want to know more about the support our Children and Young People’s service offers, visit this page to find out how Henshaws can support you and your family. You can also contact our Sight Loss Support Team on 0300 222 5555 or email [email protected]

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