Little Lighthouse – Early Intervention (Ages: 0-5)
Vision is the primary sense used for learning; it motivates a baby to take an interest in the world around him/her, assists with developing skills and confidence, and ultimately, encourages active participation. Without vision, a baby must learn to use other senses and develop other skills in order to develop fully.
The “Little Lighthouse” Program provides early intervention for babies born with a visual impairment. The Lighthouse provides services to parents, professionals, and children in an effort to ensure the children are as prepared as they can be for school and life. The program focuses on sensory development to teach babies and young children to explore the world around them without sight.
A Little Lighthouse client learning to use her remaining vision.
For more formation about this program or any of our other services, please call or email us today. Also, please visit our client profiles page to learn about our clients and the Lighthouse programs they’ve taken. Profiles on Aidan, Isabella and Dallas identify some of the blind skills our babies are developing.
