where is it? go find it. reporter: 8-year-old max has plenty of challenges beyond his blindne blindness. his mother jenny cheers him on when he located the beeping easter egg. for visually impaired children, an easter egg hunt usually means sitting on the side. but at this suburban virginia home a motion unusual group is hoping to bring some spring cheer to the kids. easter eggs are being assembled by military and police bomb techs a battery, a beeper and a plastic egg is all it takes. you know these devices that make a sound so that visually impaired children can locate them. reporter: iraq veteran and navy commander and his buddies have put hundreds of dollars into the effort. don noah of the virginia beach police bomb squad started much of the effort three years ago. after the first or second
and frank sinatra. how do children with disabilities participate in easter egg hunts? well, military and police bomb techs have found a way to help them. they re making audible easter eggs to give all kids a chance to enjoy the thrill of the hunt. here s barbara starr. max, i hear the easter egg. go find it! reporter: 8-year-old max has plenty of challenges beyond his blindness. yea! you found it! reporter: his mother jenny cheers him on when he locates the beeping easter egg. whs it is the beeping easter eggs he really finds it fun. reporter: for visually impaired children, an easter egg hunt usually means sitting on the side. but at this suburban virginia home, a most unusual group is helping bring some spring cheer to the kids. beeping easter eggs are being assembled by military and police bomb techs. a battery, a beeper and a plastic egg is all it takes. you build these devices that