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A safe, inclusive community for mothers with disabilities to connect, learn, and grow. Join the community: https://forms.gle/KrVCngapK4Mg2bUy6

13/08/2026

What exactly is The Mum Bridge?

The founder shares the story behind the community, its purpose, and why it exists. Solace Olabode

Watch the video to hear it directly from her.

12/08/2026

Parenting while managing chronic illness or fatigue can make everyday routines more demanding. For mothers living with these challenges, conserving energy, adapting routines, and having the right support can make a meaningful difference.

This week’s Accessible Parenting Resource shares practical guidance on Parenting With Chronic Illness or Fatigue from pacing daily activities and prioritising rest to simplifying routines and building a reliable support system.

Swipe through for Resource 34: Parenting With Chronic Illness or Fatigue.

Save this post for future reference, share it with a mother who may benefit, and explore the full collection of accessible parenting resources through the link in our bio.

Follow The Mum Bridge for more accessible parenting resources.

10/08/2026

Every family deserves the opportunity to thrive.

Children of parents with disabilities need what every child needs: love, care, stability, opportunity, and a supportive community.

When we remove barriers and choose inclusion, we create stronger families and better environments for children to grow.

06/08/2026

Why did I start The Mum Bridge?

Every mother deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported.

The Mum Bridge was born from a simple but powerful belief: motherhood should never be a journey of isolation especially for mothers living with disabilities.

What started as a vision to create a safe space has grown into a community where mothers can connect, share experiences, access helpful resources, and find hope in one another.

This is more than an organization. It’s a bridge to support, inclusion, empowerment, and belonging.

Watch our founder share the heart behind The Mum Bridge and why this mission matters.

What does community mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments.

05/08/2026

Market Runs With Children While Managing Disability

Running errands with children can be challenging, but with the right planning and support, mothers with disabilities can navigate market trips more safely and confidently.

This week’s Accessible Parenting Resource shares practical tips on Market Runs With Children While Managing Disability from planning ahead and choosing accessible routes to keeping children safe and making shopping less stressful.

Swipe through for Resource 8: Market Runs With Children While Managing Disability.

Save this post for future reference, share it with a mother who may benefit from it, and remember that the full collection of accessible parenting resources is available through the link in our bio.

Follow The Mum Bridge for more accessible parenting resources.

04/08/2026

AFFIRMATION TUESDAY

Every week, we share an affirmation to encourage, uplift, and remind every mum that she is seen, valued, and supported.

Take a moment to reflect on this week’s affirmation and let its message inspire you throughout the week. Remember, every step forward is worth celebrating, and you never have to walk your journey alone.

03/08/2026

Healthcare should empower every mother not create barriers.

Every mother deserves to be listened to, treated with dignity, and involved in decisions about her own care.

Creating inclusive healthcare means ensuring that mothers with disabilities can access services confidently, communicate effectively, and receive the respect they deserve.

Together, let’s advocate for healthcare that is accessible, inclusive, and centered on every mother’s rights.

29/07/2026

Parenting is about love, care, and connection not how you move through the world.

For mothers with mobility disabilities, accessible tools, thoughtful planning, and the right support can make everyday parenting more manageable and fulfilling.

This week’s Accessible Parenting Resource shares practical tips for Parenting With a Mobility Disability from creating an accessible home environment and adapting daily routines to using helpful equipment and building a strong support network.

Swipe through for Resource 33: Parenting With a Mobility Disability.

Save this post for future reference, share it with a mother who may benefit from it, and remember that the full collection of accessible parenting resources is available through the link in our bio.

Follow The Mum Bridge for more accessible parenting resources.

28/07/2026

Every week, we share an affirmation inspired by the voices of the incredible mums in The Mum Bridge community.

Today’s affirmation is a reminder that strength is not measured by how much you carry alone, but by the courage to keep moving forward, even on the hardest days. Every challenge you overcome, every act of love you give, and every step you take is a reflection of your resilience.

To every mum, especially mums with disabilities, your strength is seen. Never underestimate the power within you or the impact you make every single day.

May this week’s affirmation remind you that your strength is real, your journey is meaningful, and you are capable of more than you know.

27/07/2026

Disability does not define a mother’s ability to love, nurture, guide, and support her child.

Mothers with disabilities may parent in different ways, using accessible tools, communication methods, and routines that work for their families. What truly matters is the love, care, patience, and commitment they give every day.

Let us challenge assumptions and create a society where every mother is respected, supported, and empowered to thrive.

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