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Photo by Peach Saran on September 27, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, makeup and text.
Photo by Peach Saran on September 27, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, hair and text.
Photo by Peach Saran on September 27, 2026. May be an image of train and text.
Photo by Peach Saran on September 27, 2026. May be an image of chocolate milk and text.
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Posted On: September 28th 2026, 03:18 am
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Had a blast with @ddmcreative I got to play a rich high for a day. 🫰 Fun fact I have never owned ANYTHING designer. 🤷‍♀️ Someday I will! ;)
The world has only known about our pregnancy for a few weeks, and I’m already feeling a shocking and sickening exhaustion from the thousands of comments like these that we’re receiving daily. First, take a moment to let the staggering applause for Sharon sink in. She left this comment on Hannah’s “first trimester recap,” which generally includes giddy photos of the two of us gleefully geeking about the early stages of parenting. A few days later, Sharon’s comment has 50,000 likes and counting. Let me be very clear: Sharon sucks. It takes a particularly wretched and disgusting personality to feel comfortable commenting negatively on a happy couple’s pregnancy update. I feel no desire or obligation to extend her grace, but I do acknowledge (and pity) that her underlying beliefs about disability and parenting probably stem from a lack of understanding and experience. So what, exactly, is Sharon not understanding? Two main things. 1- A physical disability, even one as severe as mine, does not preclude someone from physically engaging with their child or the world around them. Of course, adaptations are needed. Creativity is needed. I’ll push a stroller with my adaptive stroller attachment instead of my arms. I’ll use an extra pillow or supports to keep the baby safely on my lap. When baby becomes a toddler, I’ll give rides on my wheelchair, rather than carrying them in my arms. We know hundreds if not thousands of disabled parents with a wide range of physical function. They have found brilliant and practical solutions to enable physical care for their children in so many beautiful ways. This is our first rodeo, but we are not entering uncharted territory by any means. CONTINUED IN COMMENTS
If you are a parent who feels stuck shopping for your adult children, I have a gift guide for you (created by all of us). I took all the DMs recently shared with me of great ideas parents have given their adult children as well as what folks wished their parents would give them and put it into one big gift guide. It. Is. Awesome. 👉Comment parents (I should have chosen a better word, but just run with it) and I’ll send you alllll the ideas. (Also, feel free to save this post or send it to your parents who might need some inspiration!)
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