BYU students make glasses to help autistic kids’ eye contact

(Rebekah Baker | Brigham Young University via AP) A team of Brigham Young University students designed glasses to help nonverbal children with autism develop eye contact.

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BYU students make glasses to help autistic kids’ eye contact

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