Navigating the world of parenthood is not an easy task, and many parents will be familiar with the feeling of being judged by friends, family and peers. Whether it be deciding to breastfeed, co-sleep or use a dummy, every single decision you make as a mother or father is scrutinised by others.
For people living with a disability, becoming a parent comes with more prejudices and strong public opinions. But using a wheelchair or having a guide dog does not make you any less of a competent and amazing parent than someone who doesn't - it just means the challenges you face may be different.
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