Parents with Disabilities

Parents with disabilities are no different from other parents - the goal is to provide the best parenting possible to our children, regardless of our specific condition. The good news: the following articles will help adults with disabilities contemplating parenthood - as well as those who've already taken the leap - realize that while conceiving and raising a child for parents with disabilities may require a bit more effort than for our able-bodied friends, the rewards are immense and lifelong. Find out what you need to know here.

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In Search of America’s Strictest Parents: The BBC asked Disaboom to Find You!

TwentyTwenty Television, producers of the hit show, The World’s Strictest Parents is coming to the U.S in April to find a family for their upcoming season. Disaboom has been asked to help in the...

Long-term Mobility:

Selecting the correct mobility equipment can be a chore for any individual with a disability. However, individuals with ALS or other progressive diseases have even more to take into consideration....

Disability Pregnancy: Almost at the Finish Line!

Muffy Davis, a spinal cord injury (SCI) survivor, writes about her upcoming high risk pregnancy. Read more about her pregnancy with a disability and find out if she is at risk for autonomic...

Disability Pregnancy, Week 38: Possible to Train Canine Companions to Change Diapers?

Information about Muffy Davis, a spinal cord injury (SCI) survivor who is in the midst of a high risk pregnancy and dealing with a husband who has undergone back surgery. She is training her canine...

Disability and Pregnancy, Part 10 - Week 30

Wheelchair user Muffy's pregnancy is in month seven, and new concerns have come up. How do you get the baby carrier into and out of the car without dumping out the infant? Plus, involving hubby in the...

Disability and Pregnancy, Part 9 - Week 28

Muffy enters her third trimester, delighted to feel the baby kick and roll. She has a baby shower and defends her choice to find out the sex at birth.

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