Disabled Parent Users, We have reached another milestone… 10,000 active users! Our users connect parents with other parents and resources that help them along this journey. I would have never guessed that the website would have this much of an impact when I started it just over a year ago. Thank you to everyone who […]
Parents with disabilities face numerous challenges when caring for a newborn. Besides the usual lack of sleep and anxiety about such a small and dependent life, much of the equipment for infants and children present substantial barriers for parents with disabilities. Changing tables are built for standing, bathtubs can take two (or more!) hands, and […]
Beverly is a T-12\L-1 paraplegic mother. She is constantly fighting battles and overcoming obstacles. Follow her life and share her experiences as a paraplegic mother, wife and employee. Everyday is not always perfect but she always pulls through. Find action packed drama, romance and comedy as you follow ParaPleGic PaReNtinG. http://paraplegic-parenting.blogspot.com
I don’t usually use things that are accommodated for people in wheelchairs. My house looks a lot like anyone else’s house. But baby stuff is a little different. It’s awkward for normal people, I think. I wasn’t especially concerned about it, but Muffy Davis, a friend of mine and an all-round awesome person, said she […]