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Author: Holly Bonner

Braille Tales: Free Book Program for Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

From: FamilyConnect: A Parent's Voice
Categories: Books , Braille , Low Vision , Reading
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Editor’s note: Today’s blog post is about the American Printing House for the Blind’s “Braille Tales Book Program” for children who are blind or visually impaired. This free program offers participating families six free print/braille books per year up to the child’s sixth birthday. Visually impaired mother, Holly Bonner, shares her story of using “Braille … Continued

Ladies Who Lunch: Lessons Learned During Mommy-Daughter Time

From: FamilyConnect: A Parent's Voice
Categories: Arts and Leisure , Getting Around , Independence , Personal Reflections , Social Life and Recreation , Social Skills
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Since having my second daughter, I have come to realize just how difficult it can be for a blind mother of two toddlers to get around. Cumbersome car seats, a double wide stroller, and a back breaking diaper bag are just some of the baby essentials necessary for even the shortest spring outing. Although I … Continued