I have a Masters of Disability Studies. I write about blindfold sensory games and activities as a person living with cerebal palsy. This includes creating my own blindfold games and investigating ways in which it helps develop the five senses.
This is a cloth nappy, the more folds in the cloth you are using the better as the cloth will be darker, because this cloth is white there needs to be more folds, so the darker the cloth the better. Make sure the most folds are where the cloth covers the eyes.
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Notice how folding at a diagonal the ends are thinner and easier for tying a nice secure snug knot?
A blindfold should be thick enough to stop light from getting in, but not too thick that the person wearing it feels...
When playing blindfold sensory games we need to use good blindfolds that won’t allow others see and it has to have a good texture.
Read a story about a young girl named Gillian who had a sensory processing disorder and her mother Jane playing with blindfolds.