Find the coloring page here:
http://toddlerglasses.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/litte4eyes_color_page_1.pdf
From Amomofelly of LittleFourEyes.com
The lines are thicker than traditional coloring pages, especially to help those kids who are patching and are still struggling to see through their weaker eye.
More coloring pages from the LFE site here:
http://littlefoureyes.com/stuff/#colorpages
I've heard that coloring is a super activity for her to do while patching and we'll get started with Amomofelly's adorable page. While I was at it I found a few more coloring pages that are appropriate from LowVisionKids.com that are pages from the book All Children Have Different Eyes: Learn to Play and Make Friends....Starring Tommy with Nystagmus (wobbly eyes) and Wendy with Strabismus (crossed eyes)
http://lowvisionkids.com/images/funstuff/coloringbook1.pdf
http://lowvisionkids.com/images/funstuff/coloringbook2.pdf
http://lowvisionkids.com/images/funstuff/coloringbook3.pdf
http://lowvisionkids.com/images/funstuff/coloringbook4.pdf
PatchPals PatchLand has posted a Princess Daisy Coloring sheet of a princess wearing a patch and glasses
http://www.patchingpal.com/Princess%20Daisy_Coloring_1.pdf
The Patch Coloring Page
More Coloring Pages for Amblyopia from Opticlude:
http://solutions.3m.co.uk/wps/portal/3M/en_GB/eye-occlusion/opticlude/kids/pictures-for-colouring/
Want to make some fun eyewear just like Princess Peepers wears?
Just click here for the eyewear pattern: Fun Eyewear! Next, have a parent print it out on colored or white cardstock. Color and decorate with crystals, jewels, feathers, whatever you want! Cut them out and glue the eyewear arms or staple them. Put them on! Oh, magic mirrors! You look FABULOUS!
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