The following is a sampling of resources focusing on the experiences of parenting with a disability. Each parent’s journey is their own and this sampling offers opportunities to learn how others have navigated parenting with a disability. It includes organizations highlighting parenting stories,  disabled parents’ blogs, and social media accounts where you can follow parents in real time with their children. 

Diversability

Organization working to elevate disability pride and advance disability leadership; includes a blog with interviews of parents with disabilities.

Diversability.com website (external link)


Center for Parents Community Blog

Varied blog posts by parents with disabilities.

Brandeisparentswithdisabilities.wordpress.com website (external link)


Health-Union.com

Health Union hosts more than 40 online communities for individuals with chronic health conditions, including lupus, MS, RA, and sickle cell. Individual communities have articles, forums, and other resources, including tips for parents.

Health-union.com website (external link)


Rooted in Rights: Parenting Without Pity

Storytelling project/podcast series made by and for parents with disabilities with many different families represented.

Rootedinrights.org website (external link)


Meriah Nichols: Disabled Parenting

Personal blog linked with the Disabled Parenting Project; includes blog posts and interviews of parents with disabilities.

Meriahnichols.com website (external link)


Blind Parents Connection Podcast

Podcast series with blind parents speaking about parenting activities and strategies.

Nfb.org website (external link)


American Foundation for the Blind: AFB Blog

Includes blog topics relevant for blind parents

Afb.org website (external link)


Kristin Beale

Author and parent with disability writing about her experiences; blog is linked with the Christopher Reeve Foundation.

Kristinbeale.com website (external link)


Disability Dame: Allie Schmidt

Business website for marketing to the disabled community, along with personal blog on parenting with a disability and adaptive solutions.

Disabilitydame.com website (external link)


Blind Motherhood

A mother who is blind sharing her parenting experiences.

Blindmotherhood.com website (external link)


Dwarf Parents

Parents who are little people sharing their experiences with parenting along with many day-to-day suggestions.

Dwarfparents.com website (external link)


Ryan Rae Harbuck

Author, mentor and parent with a disability.

Ryanraeharbuck.com website (external link)


Rebekah Taussig

Author, teacher and parent with a disability writing about her experiences.

Rebekahtaussig.com website (external link)


The Wheelchair Dad

Dad who is a wheelchair user sharing his parenting journey.

Thewheelchairdad.com website (external link)


Tameka Citchen Spruce

Website for disability justice activist, speaker, independent film producer and screenwriter who is a parent with a disability.

Tamekacitchenspruce.com website (external link)


Ruth Rathblott

Disability activist working on diversity and inclusion.

Ruthrathblott.com website (external link)


Kendra DePinto

Woman with a disability sharing cooking and prep ideas.

Kendradepinto.com website (external link)


NoodleNutskidsbooks

Instagram by a person with chronic illness. Includes many books with representation of people with disability.

Noodlenutskidsbooks Instagram account (external link)


Dr. Kara Ayers

A researcher, advocate and parent with osteogenesis imperfecta.

Kara Ayers Instagram account (external link)


Dani Izzie

Parent with a disability raising twins and advocating for disability rights.

Dani Izzie Instagram account (external link)


Rachel Barkley

Parent with a disability sharing how she parents and her recovery journey.

Rachel Barkley Instagram account (external link)


Rich D

Dad who is a wheelchair user sharing his parenting journey.

Walkingrich Instagram account (external link)


Wheel Mommies

Private Facebook support group for women with SCI, including “moms, moms to be, or future moms with spinal cord injuries.”

Wheel Mommies Facebook account (external link)