How to Blog Respectfully About Your Disabled Child
Stop to consider your motivation.. Consider how this might impact your child in the future.. Think about whether you'd want anyone to write about you this way.
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Stop to consider your motivation.
Stop to consider your motivation.
Consider how this might impact your child in the future.
Consider how this might impact your child in the future.
Think about whether you'd want anyone to write about you this way.
Think about whether you'd want anyone to write about you this way.
Consider whether you'd be willing to post the same information about a non-disab
Consider whether you'd be willing to post the same information about a non-disabled child.
Ask how you'd feel about a teacher, therapist, or doctor posting this informatio
Ask how you'd feel about a teacher, therapist, or doctor posting this information about your child.
Ask the child, if you can.
Ask the child, if you can.
Keep it private when in doubt.
Keep it private when in doubt.
Keep the worst stuff private.
Keep the worst stuff private.
Protect privacy by not mentioning real names.
Protect privacy by not mentioning real names.
Don't show your child's face.
Don't show your child's face.
Stay anonymous if you ask about something more private.
Stay anonymous if you ask about something more private.
Tell your story, not your child's story.
Tell your story, not your child's story.
Be conscious of disability tropes.
Be conscious of disability tropes.
Look at what you are modeling.
Look at what you are modeling.
Consider the impact of what you do.
Consider the impact of what you do.
Try participating in the culture of disability acceptance.
Try participating in the culture of disability acceptance.
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