Low Vision in Kids
Published: Jan. 7, 2026Updated: Jan. 21, 2026
What does “low vision” really mean, and how can families support children who have it? Experts Bianca Ciebrant, MA, program director at Blind Children’s Center, Dr. Sonja Biggs, PhD, TVI, co-founder and president at Sonja Biggs Educational Services, and Rosalinda Mendiola, Adaptive Services Specialist at Blind Children’s Center, break down what low vision is, how it differs from other types of vision loss, and what kinds of educational supports and services are available.
To learn more about Low Vision, check out our Low Vision and Blindness 101 article.
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