[blindkid] accessible watche any recommendations?

[Brandy W]

I have very small wrists and have problem with the adult bands. What I did 
is buy a Braille ladies watch and took it to walmart, and they took out some 
of the links on the band for me, and then it fit. I've also had them put 
other bands on before.

There are several places to buy Braille watches so look around.

Bran



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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Penny Duffy" <pennyduffy at gmail.com>
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Sent: Friday, January 27, 2012 7:58 AM
Subject: [blindkid] accessible watche any recommendations?


>I got Abby a talking clock.. She loves it. I feel so bad for having denied
> Abby a sense of time.  I could get her  talking watch but I feel it would
> be a huge distraction at school.  Also a braille watch would keep her time
> telling skills up. It clear there isn't any children's braille watches.
> The Independence Market has a ladies watch for 60 dollars.
> Has anyone kids used that one?  Doesn't anyone have any tips? What do your
> kids use?
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