Lego has released Braille versions of its famous toy bricks, marking the first time the product has been released to the general public. The Braille bricks are designed so that anyone who is curious about Braille “can have fun getting to know the braille system at home with their family members in a playful, inclusive way,” Lego said in a news release. The braille bricks are aimed at kids ages 6 and older, regardless of if they’re blind, partially-sighted or sighted, Lego said…
