Showing posts with label innovative toys for visually impaired. Show all posts
Showing posts with label innovative toys for visually impaired. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2011

Items on sale at Etsy.com

We are currently placing a variety of items on sale at Etsy. We will constantly be listing new braille greeting cards, TOMS shoes with braille, braille magnets, and more! Please check out our public shop at SENSORY SUN SHOP on etsy.com. And you can always email us or comment below to request a special product like a fun and cute kid's birthday card with braille and embossed graphics!

Butterfly Birthday Card with Braille "Happy Birthday"

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Educational Toy Ideas for Visually Impaired Children

So the point of Sensory Sun is to develop fun, educational toys for visually impaired children. I'm talking toys that you would buy at your "local" chain toy store or one of those other huge stores we shop at least once a week (you know which ones I'm talking about, I'll just leave out the trademark names for legal reasons in case there are any...) But really, how nice would it be for parents and anyone wanting to buy a toy that a blind child is really going to love at a competitive price with the toys designed for every other sighted child? We want to make this a reality...

Is your child just learning braille? No problem! Just pick up the Braille Cell Learning Tree for about $25-40 next time your doing your shopping. Your child will learn the braille cell dot numbers, how to type letters a-z, letter sounds and more! Want to introduce basic math? (One of the harder subjects for blind kids) No problem! Just toss the Touch & Slide Zoobacus into your cart on your way through the toy section and pay the same price as you would a pay for a popular handheld game (again, trademark issues). And guess what! Your child's sighted siblings, friends, and even you are going to enjoy the toys (and learn, of course) just as much as your blind child! Yes, that means they're going to play together, maybe even fight over who is going to slide the three bananas to the right to feed the hungry monkey next... Okay, you may have to buy two! But hey, wouldn't your rather be in that position than feeling lost and frustrated when you can't find anything completely accessible?! I would!

**Note, the Braille Cell Learning Tree and Touch & Slide Zoobacus are patent pending.