Ali used to feel that taking her toddler out was unsafe
Ali, mum of three, has always found taking her children out very challenging.
She said: “It is very frustrating that the world is so inaccessible, especially for disabled parents. Pushchairs are so difficult to manoeuvre with wheelchairs that it can be a nightmare. I stopped doing the school run on my own as it’s such a hassle.”
In fact, prior to having an Accessible Pushchair, she often chose to just stay at home because she would have to have her toddler on her lap, which felt unsafe.
"I feel confident because I'm not having to rely on others"
Since having an Accessible Pushchair, Ali has been able to take her children out and about and do things that non-disabled parents may take for granted.
“I’ve been to the supermarket, to the hospital, the school run, we’ve been able to go to the park. Even just for a walk.
“It’s made me feel like I’m able to be more active in my child’s life.”