[blindkid] [Bulk] Downloading braille books?

[Brandy W]

I can't remember how old he is, but sense you said toddler here are some 
good things. www.storyreader.com, an Ipod with recorded books, and sign up 
with your states library and you will get a digital player that is quite 
durable that you can download books to or get digital cartridges. Also The 
typical read along book and tape or CD would be fine. At this age it is more 
about you reading to him, and him experiencing the Braille on books.

Bran



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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phouka" <Phouka at kc.rr.com>
To: <blindkid at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 2:44 PM
Subject: [Bulk] [blindkid] Downloading braille books?


>I know there's fabulous technology out there . . . but we haven't really
> started with technology at all yet (Eddie's in the hard copy world, 
> still).
> What do you use to read books that you download?  Is there a device you'd
> recommend for early readers?  Being a toddler, Eddie's still pretty hard 
> on
> stuff, so anything delicate wouldn't be a good idea for him.
>
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