It is important for blind children to play games and enjoy forms of entertainment. Simple adaptations can be made so that blind children can participate in fun activities.
Ball Sports
Blind or visually impaired kids can still participate in sports where balls or used. For safety reasons, hard balls should be replaced with light weight balls such as blow up balls, beach balls and nerf balls. Blind children can learn to play volleyball with a teacher or assistant standing by their side. Blind children can also play catch safely with light weight balls.
Playground
Visually impaired children can enjoy swings and slides with the help of a parent or older sibling. Obstacle course type play equipment can be beneficial for blind children as they can feel their way through tunnels.
Musical Toys
Some blind children adapt to have keen hearing. Musical toys are a great way for blind children to express themselves. If you can afford to give your blind child private piano lessons, with a little practice and proper training playing the piano may be an activity your child can enjoy and excel at. Young children may enjoy dolls that they can squeeze and music and sounds will come out.
Play-Doh
Blind children can have a good time crafting with play-doh. Play-doh has a nice texture that children will find it interesting to mold with. Scented play-doh is also now available. You can play a game with your child by teaching them to identify different colors of play-doh by using their sense of smell.










