Rare with Flair

Rare with Flair


82. blind girl gift guide

December 05, 2023

hi hello hey, and welcome to the holiday season, officially!

No matter what you celebrate, the end of the year holidays are always a special time to spend time with family, eat delicious food, and enjoy giving and receiving gifts. We love Christmastime and gift-giving, so what better way to celebrate than with a gift guide?

Although anyone could use this gift guide, we created it to highlight some of our favorite things that would make great gifts for the blind or chronically-ill person in your life (or yourself!). We hope you enjoy this festive listen as you shop for your loved ones, wrap presents, or bake cookies!

Cass + Case on Christmas, 2022 show notes: gift guide Casey’s gift ideas Bone-conduction headphones (any kind) Ambutech gift card for white cane shopping Kindle with high-resolution display Large monitor (Case has this monitor from Asus) Blind dolls! Hot water bottle (Amazon or Etsy) Gift cards for rideshares like Uber or Lyft, or grocery delivery like Instacart or Shipt Braille card (Target or Etsy) or audio card Gift a donation to a meaningful nonprofit
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Fidget toys (Cass mentioned Calm Strips) Plants (consider a pothos) Nice pair of sunglasses (Case loves goodr) Cassandra’s gift ideas AirPods Pro (2nd generation) Bonus: See Me Cane that lights up Bioptic lenses (learn about bioptics from Ocutech, the brand we have) iPad Air and the Notability app Smart TV, like a Roku Noxgear lights Roomba robotic vacuum (Cass has the Roomba e5 model) MyWeigh talking kitchen scale Adjustable lighting, like dimmers, lamps, smart lights, fairy lights Non-physical gift ideas Gift a fragrance, and make it an experience by taking someone to a store like Sephora to find a fragrance that speaks to them Sephora Beauty Lessons for those interested in learning to apply makeup Home cleaning service Mobile dog grooming