Your beautiful baby daughter is adoringly staring at her mommy ❤

Congratulations!

I'm just sitting here in shock 7cm dialated & filming yourself! You both did an amazing job! Btw I love the pacifier attachment. So cute. I cannot wait for everyone to see your Doc. You also did this during a. Pandemic so I would say job well DONE ✅ xo Daniela

I hope you can emphasize the same thoughts and feelings about having a family and raising children that able bodied people have. Please consider making a statement against the common myth..that disabled people have children to help care for you...NO NO THAT IS NOT IT... like most people...the decision to have and raise children is to explore the new realm of care giver to shaping another human who will become their own independent person and form their own thoughts and ideas and life choices. The excitement of watching and guiding the learning process from potty training and learning numbers and colors and abcs up to helping with college loans and having adult conversations with your grown children. Please debunk that myth that children are to help care for disabled family members. Your girls are not 'mommy's little helpers' anymore than anyone else's kids are. So amazing you are. So mature. Congrats on starting your beautiful family. You both are wonderful.

@daniizzie

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Lexi- so true! It never even crossed my mind, because I’ve never looked at having kids as a way to get extra help. I’ve just looked at it as creating family- providing and generating love. Of course I want helpful, considerate children like most parents, but that doesn’t mean I intend for them to cater to my disability related needs. That toxic myth you describe exists and I will touch on it in the future, because I’ve seen disabled parent friends get pushback based on those assumptions. Thank you!