Christmas is a time filled with sights, sounds, and smells that create a magical atmosphere. For visually impaired children, however, many traditional holiday experiences can feel out of reach. Making Christmas joyful and inclusive for these kids requires thoughtful adjustments and creative ideas that engage their other senses. This post explores practical ways to bring the spirit of Christmas alive for visually impaired children, ensuring they feel the warmth and excitement

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