Brighter (Brighter Tents Limited) is a Social Enterprise that has been formed, by the team that designed the Baby Dome, to manufacture and sell Baby Dome across the world. It is supported by the leading CVI charities and experts is child vison development The team Keep noise to a minimum. At first, don’t distract the baby with toys or hang any objects in the dome. Nor talk to the child while they begin to adapt to their new surroundings.

There is nothing sweeter than bringing home your new baby for the first time. For months you spend time planning for their arrival, decorating the nursery, and putting together the crib. Then you bring them home and realize you don’t want them sleeping across the house. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Continue to use clear consistent singular approaches outside the tent, by repeatedly using the simple single correct word for each item looked at, as it is looked at.Over a period of time, usually months, additional visual stimulation can be introduced e.g. a pen, then a simple object, then a toy. This is done slowly as the brain needs to learn to handle, and process, the information. Eventually the brain can be trained to handle the information it gets from viewing the outside world. During an early moment in director Curtis Vowell’s very enjoyable and sassy New Zealand comedy Baby Done, the protagonist, Zoe (Rose Matafeo), articulates her mixed feelings towards bringing another life into this world. “I want to have a baby,” she says, “I just don’t want to turn into a mum.”

To gain the best effect, choose a space with natural, or good artificial light, from behind or above the child in the Dome. Having a portable bassinet that’s outdoor-friendly is ideal for active families. With its lightweight frame, the Beberoad, Love Travel Bassinet is a perfect match for babies on the go. MAXIMUM SAFETY AND STYLE – JPMA certified and designed with maximum safety. The Slumber’s charcoal tweed fabric makes it sleek and modern, fitting into any home. You shouldn’t have to sacrifice style for safety. Recommended age is up to 5 months or 20lbs Portable bassinet and play area with lights, music and sounds that can be used indoors or outdoors, at home or while traveling Their aim is to ensure that all affected by CVI at any stage of life, whether it is from birth or acquired later, are able to access the support needed for them to thrive and be happy.Using the recording sheets as a guide, make note of any changes, or responses that suggest awareness. Things to look out for: Colour Tent therapy can ‘open the door’for children with severe CVI. We have seen many children who start to look around for the first time in their lives having been enclosed by a monochromatic fluorescent orange tent. Personal information means any information that relates to an individual that may be used either directly or indirectly to identify them. Five minutes after leaving the Baby Dome, look out for any persisting visual behaviours and any body language.

We love that the mattress is made with soft fibers for your baby’s comfort. You’ll also find that that breathable mesh covers the underside of the mattress. This will help keep your little one from getting too hot. A Baby Dome for you, or someone else. If you would like a Baby Dome, or you would like to give it to someone, please let us know where to send it, or if you would like the CVI Society to choose.Baby Dome (see image above) is the colour therapy tent designed for children up to 24 months. It is made with a very special, fire retardant, orange fabric. The fabric colour and sheen has been chosen through years of trials by Suzanne Little (see above) to provide the optimum environment for colour therapy. We’ve structured the pledges to make it as easy as possible for people to help us, whether you’re a parent, carer or teacher who would like a tent… to a corporate, or private, sponsor who would like to provide tents to others. One last thing