I have a blog where I talk about board games that can be played by the blind. https://sightless.fun

The games we've talked about there so far mostly require to have one sighted person (preferably a teen or older) at the table. Are only the blind dad and 6 yr old going to play, or will someone else be joining them? If so, you could check out a game called **Forbidden Island**, it is a cooperative game where the players are working together to escape from an island.

Another family friendly game for 3 or more would be **Camel Up**, where the players are betting on racing camels. **King of Tokyo** should also work well, but again I believe having a sighted older person around (10 yr old or above) would be required.

There is also a Braille’s Uno game. Check out the Braille Superstore $1

A bit off the beaten path, but tabletop games are also definitely doable. There's lots and lots out there, some more child friendly than others, but you could definitely adapt a DnD game, or similar, to be kid friendly.

The age is really my sticking point, because most of my ideas would be better for older kids, but regardless. Building with legos, playing any board game with braille labels, or maybe using rsgames if they have a computer and the kid can use either a computer or phone to play.

Also, arts and crafts are cool. Air dry foam stuff could be cool.

Braille with print playing cards for go-fish, maracas or bells for blind hide-and-seek, a goal ball for them to learn to play together.

A Braille labeler with clear label tape can make anything accessible for anyone, with enough thought. Apples to Apples would be good. Pick your own adventure books could also be modified this way.