Disabled Mums

Did you see our story on ??? Still blows my mind - especially how many mums we have welcomed to the group since the video went live. Please share and repost because the amount of messages coming through saying things like “I never knew this existed!” Or “I’m so glad I found this” is truly humbling and reminds me just how many mums out there are looking for this kind of support.

repping a Disabled Mum shirt in the wild. I love it. Renee is a deaf mum and is also an Auslan teacher so if learning Auslan is something you’d like to do, be sure to give her a follow and get it touch.

Did you see us on TV??

Happy IDPwD to all the disabled parents out there :)

Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-03/mothers-with-disability-share-their-experiences/103073048

Video: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-03/parents-with-disabilities-create-support-networks/103182222

Parents with disabilities create support networks to help in parenting journey Trusted and independent source of local, national and world news. In-depth analysis, business, sport, weather and more.

Making pizzas with their Disabled Mums merch tees! Now available on the website, including cute onesies for the bubbas. (ID: a smiling blonde boy on the left holding pizza dough over a bowl wearing a black ‘I love my disabled mum’ tshirt, a smiling girl on the right with her thumbs up wearing a pink version of the tshirt.)

Disabled parents have the same rights as non-disabled parents. Pretty self explanatory isn’t it?!

It's a cheesy photo but the joy is real! Thanks so much to for featuring my story and showcasing Disabled Mums to the Geelong and Barwon communities. GT mag has been very, very good to me. They've always supported my wild ideas and events. I honestly can't thank this mag enough.

From this article alone, I've received numerous messages from disabled mums saying thank you for creating this space and we've welcomed a heap of new members to our group over the weekend. Thank you again GT mag for helping me reach out to the people who need this space.

I took this book with me to Tassie last weekend, while the kids enjoyed a long weekend with their grand folks. I finally finished it and I bloody loved it.

This is such an important book. I cannot stress enough how every single health care worker, childcare worker, heck anyone who works with families needs to read this book.

Disabled parents exist. We are worthy. Our children are loved and our disability is NOT a predetermined factor that influences whether we are 'good' or 'bad' parents. The stories in this book will shine a true light on all the horrible ableist crap we have to deal with.

I've got 2 copies left for anyone to purchase from our store (by purchasing from us, you're directly supporting disabled parents). There's also a free online event this Thursday night with superstars Nicole Lee and panel discussion. Link is in bio - and there will be Auslan interpreters and live captioning. This event is proudly being supported by and

I'm going to say it again because it's important: disabled parents ARE worthy. Read this book. Please.