Title: Wonderful toy for children with low vision!
Product review: I'm an Early Intervention Teacher, working with families of infants and toddlers who have low vision. I start out just with some of the pieces, with the parents showing them to the child for mouthing and peeking through the openings (I give them two pieces at a time.) The babies love peeking through the transparent "trampolene" piece. At a certain age, most of them still want to mouth the toy to explore. When they aren't as interested in mouthing, and understand that the ball can fit into the opening, I begin to build the toy, gradually. By the time the child is two or three, they easily understand the activity of this toy, and there is less need for supervision. I think of toys not as "babysitters" but as tools for learning, and it's wonderful for parents to play with their children. I have used tape to keep some of the sections together, but do appreciate the way this toy breaks down into pieces for storage.
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