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Disabled parents & baby equipment |
04 January 2005 |
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How to choose the right products
Buying baby equipment is complicated enough, but it takes on further complexity if you're a disabled parent.
The disabled people's research charity Ricability has completed a series of reports that helps with the choice of equipment for parents with a range of disabilities, from visual impairment to lack of mobility.
Jenni talks to Lindsey Etchell, the report's compiler, and looks at how designers and the law could be more helpful to disabled parents.
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