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How parents can help young visually-impaired children to communicate.
A study of parents' strategies to communicate with their young visually-impaired children has implications for all health visitors working with young children, write Vanessa Moore and Helen McConachie. The study highlights the important role of naturally-occurring communicative exchanges between parent and young child in promoting language development.