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How to Videos and Photos

This library of videos and photos demonstrate how parents with disabilities use adaptive parenting techniques to assist with child-rearing. We hope these videos and photos will assist parents and prospective parents with disabilities navigate parenting.

Interested in submitting a video or photo?
The Disabled Parenting Project wants your videos and photos demonstrating how parents use adaptive techniques for child-rearing.

To ensure accessibility, please include a description with all photos. In addition, videos must include audio description (please verbally explain exactly what you are doing).

To submit videos and photos, please email us.

  • Mother in wheelchair using baby carrierUsing LapBaby Carrier in a Wheelchair

    Video of mother who uses a power wheelchair demonstrating how she uses the LapBaby carrier with her child.

  • Photo of mother in wheelchair with son sitting on box on footplateTransporting toddler on wheelchair footrest

    This is a wooden box that was built to be easily removable from mother’s footrest.  It is used to protect her feet, allow her son to climb up on her lap, and he can sit on it too!

  • Photo of mother in wheelchair giving bottle to baby who is propped up with pillowsFeeding infant while in a wheelchair

    Wheelchair using mother uses a breastfeeding cushion on her lap with an elastic strap that wraps around her and her chair to hold it in place. She has a thin pillow that wraps around child like a hotdog in a bun to support to support the infants head and body during feedings for mother with limited upper body mobility.

  • Photo of mother in wheelchair changing baby laying on a deskDressing and changing baby from a wheelchair

    Mother converted an old ikea desk into a change table. Perfect wheelchair height to wheel under and large enough to store items on so everything was within arms reach. Change mat had supportive sides to hold baby in place but could collapse down for easy access. Change mat could be easily moved around and rotated on table to make dressing and changing easy without disturbing infant’s position. Hands and teeth were used to dress and change diapers with mother’s limited hand function.

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