Dad tip: skip the plastic pumpkin. Grab a reusable bag and headlamp and roll smarter this Halloween. What’s your best parent hack? 👻 (Link in bio for more)

Happy Halloween

We all have things about ourselves we find REALLY annoying!  You know what REALLY annoys me about my cerebral palsy??

Mentally I know how to fix something.  ie. a door. But, physically can't actually fix the door.  Really irks me!

What really annoys you about your disability?

Weekend catch-up? If back-to-school has you spinning, here’s a dad-on-wheels playbook that actually helps.
👉 https://wheelchairdaddy.com/back-to-school-hacks-for-parents-on-wheels/

Bookmark this:
✅ Stage-and-Go gear
✅ Clear exit flow
✅ Test prep (when it happens)
✅ Pickup = me time
✅ Smart energy saves

Full post: https://wheelchairdaddy.com/back-to-school-hacks-for-parents-on-wheels/

Pickup line = me time. I use it to read, catch up on email, or queue a podcast before baseball. What do you do while you wait?
👉 https://wheelchairdaddy.com/back-to-school-hacks-for-parents-on-wheels/

Morning chaos doesn’t need superpowers—just systems. My back-to-school hacks for wheelchair parents are live. What’s your #1 sanity-saver?
👉 https://wheelchairdaddy.com/back-to-school-hacks-for-parents-on-wheels/

Back-to-school hits different on wheels. I pulled together the systems that keep our mornings sane, test prep realistic, and baseball nights on track. ⚾♿
👉 Read here: https://wheelchairdaddy.com/back-to-school-hacks-for-parents-on-wheels/

I was 3 when Section 504 passed. 20 when the ADA became law.
So yeah—this #DisabilityPrideMonth hits different.

This is my story of growing up before access was a right.
⬇️ Read & roll with me: https://bit.ly/4fdhofK

#DisabledAndProud #WheelchairDaddy #ADA

35 years of the ADA.
Still rolling forward. Still hitting broken sidewalks.
Still showing up anyway.

If you’ve got a story about how the ADA helped (or failed), I wanna hear it.

#ADA35 #DisabilityRights #WheelchairDaddy

The Americans with Disabilities Act turns 35 today.
We’ve come a long way—but access still isn’t a guarantee.
From cheering in accessible seating to fighting for a spot at the table, we’re still rolling forward.
Tell me—how has the ADA shown up (or not) in your life?

#ADA35 #DisabilityPride

Husband. Dad. Cerebral palsy.
I roll through life with humor, heart, and a side of sarcasm.

Follow for real talk, dad fails, and rolling over outdated assumptions.

#WheelchairDaddy

I’m Glenn — dad, husband, and the guy behind Wheelchair Daddy.

I parent from a wheelchair. I don’t need pity—just coffee and curb cuts.

Follow if you're into honest laughs and accessible life.
#WheelchairDaddy