The podcast features hosts Kelly & Lezli interviewing Angie Neal, a speech-language pathologist and education policy advisor, about the impact of screen time on early development (birth to three years).

Unlock the secrets of early vision development and learn how vision shapes a child’s world from birth to age three. Molly Conn and Dee, teachers of children with visual impairments, share practical strategies to help parents, caregivers, and early interventionists support visual growth and independence.

This episode explains key differences between ocular health, eyesight, and vision development, highlights critical early milestones, and explores how conditions like CVI, autism, epilepsy, and other neurological differences often overlap with visual challenges. You’ll gain simple, actionable tools—such as using descriptive language, high-contrast materials, and consistent routines—to better support children’s learning and safety.

Perfect for families and professionals alike, this episode shows why early detection and targeted intervention matter, helping prevent long-term barriers and empowering children to thrive.

In this episode, Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson dive into the fascinating world of vision and how it impacts development. You'll learn surprising facts like the speed of Broadway's fastest raps in Hamilton—but more importantly, how vision deficits can quietly derail a child's milestones if left undetected. Molly Conn and Dee, experienced teachers of children with visual impairments, share practical strategies for supporting kids with visual challenges, from understanding common myths to teaching environmental awareness and spatial concepts.

Perfect for parents, childcare providers, and early intervention practitioners, this episode emphasizes the vital role that visual development plays in every aspect of a child's life.