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Re: ideas to encourage cane use for a toddler

Sheila Styron All Messages By This Member #194 开云体育 Some people and toddlers are independent by nature, though not everyone is. I cannot tell you how many blind adults come to the center for independent living where I work and are content to not ?learn their way around a very simple building layout and prefer to travel sighted guide whenever anyone offers. I feel certain this must ?also be true for young children. Not being a professional, I will not suggest specifics, but I do encourage not over enabling both adults and children who are b/lv to believe that traveling sighted guide is the best way to travel all the time. Sheila Styron, ACTCP Blindness Low Vision Specialist II The Whole Person 3710 Main Street, Kansas City, MO??64111 direct 816-627-2217 ?\| ?main 816-561-0304 ?\| ?mobile 816-896-6552 ?\| ?fax?816-931-0534 mailto: sstyron@...? \|?? Follow us on?Facebook: ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jun 7, 2020, at 10:13 AM, Rosemary Gribbin <jumbiee9740@...> wrote: Hi? Does anyone have any suggestions to encourage a toddler to use her cane? She was using it for several weeks but has now decided that she is familiar enough walking outside with her family and doesn't need it anymore.? Other than having her walk an unfamiliar route, does anyone have any other ideas? Thank you Rosemary Gribbin? Lighthouse Vision Loss Education Center Sarasota Fl ATTENTION: This is an EXTERNAL email. Do not open attachments or click on links unless you have confirmed the identity of the sender.

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