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Toy Guide

Where do you begin to look for toys and games that are engaging and fun for children with visual impairments? Let's Play: A Guide to Toys for Children with Special Needs, published by the Toy Industry Foundation™, is a great place to start. The Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) and the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) researched and tested hundreds of toys to offer you this comprehensive guide to the best toys for children of all ages with all types of special needs and interests. The toys were tested by over 100 "toy experts"—children with a variety of special needs. Whether shopping for a three-year-old, visually impaired child or a ten-year-old with multiple disabilities, Let's Play is an excellent resource for finding the perfect toy.

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