Have you heard the buzz around ChatGPT? It’s an open access, or free for now, chatbot that learns by taking in information and responding in a conversational way. Some people have greeted the rise of this artificial intelligence with panic. As a … Read More about ChatGPT for Parents with Disabilities
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What No One Will Tell You About Breastfeeding
While pregnant with my first child, I wondered if my disability would interfere with my ability to breastfeed. I am an amputee with only one arm, so I wouldn’t be able to use another hand to position the breast or to help the baby latch. The first … Read More about What No One Will Tell You About Breastfeeding
The Perils of Spring Break
Happy Spring to all the disabled parents out there! First off I want to say that I recognize that for many people, traveling is not possible for several reasons including continued Covid concerns. My heart goes out, especially to those who have … Read More about The Perils of Spring Break
Doing Disney as a Disabled Parent
Pre-pandemic, my family had been planning to take a a trip to Walt Disney World in Florida. Like so many families, our travel plans were put on indefinite hold as we grappled with the realities of COVID-19 -- virtual schooling, masks, hand washing, … Read More about Doing Disney as a Disabled Parent