I never got to experience my baby's scan but blind parents like me can now feel them
For blind parents, that community exists and is ready to be a source of support.And remember, when you think you can stop, always keep wiping.Related topicsDisabilityParentingChildren
- ▪For blind parents, that community exists and is ready to be a source of support.And remember, when you think you can stop, always keep wiping.Related topicsDisabilityParentingChildren
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I never got to experience my baby's scan but blind parents like me can now feel themImage source, Emma Tracey / BBCByEmma TraceyDisability affairs reporterPublished2 minutes agoWhen I attended pregnancy scans a decade ago, the best the sonographer could do to involve this blind expectant mum was to turn up the volume on the heartbeat.But now, parents like me can receive tactile 3D models created from their scans, allowing them to have a special moment with their unborn baby.Reece Finnegan-Knight, who has been blind since his teens, is one of the first people to experience a 3D-printed model of his baby's scan with his wife, Sophy, as part of a new pilot scheme.At their routine 12-week scan, Sophy had attempted to describe what she was seeing for Reece, but he struggled to feel involved in…
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