Hosted by Ali Barnum and Kari Treat · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 49 episodes
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Our primary reason for Parenting Children with Limb Differences (PCWLD) is to CONNECT with parents - especially moms - who have children with a limb difference. We hope that you can find some comfort, validation, empathy and community here. This podcast will include interviews with other parents of children with limb differences, discussions with specialists, life experiences shared by adults with limb differences, conversations around education and advocacy, and more.
Ali Barnum and Kari Treat hosts Parenting Children with Limb Differences, a kids show with 49 episodes published.
Many parents feel overwhelmed when they first learn their child has a limb difference—until they discover how powerful community and representation can be. Heather and Ashley, founders of Limb Love Library, share how the
Join Abdul, Priscilla, and Armando Nevarez as they share their inspiring journey from Abdul's life-changing motorcycle accident to founding Amplife, a platform empowering the disability community. Discover how their stor
Listeners, please note that this episode is marked E for Explicit content due to the graphic material and descriptions discussed to give listeners the full picture and understanding of these parents' (and their kiddo's)
Most families don’t realize how powerful psychological and recreational therapy can be in transforming a child’s confidence and resilience after limb loss. In this episode, we welcome two dedicated professionals from Shr
Sometimes children with limb differences are underestimated — but at Shriners Children's Hospital, dedicated teams are transforming lives through pioneering orthopedic care, prosthetics, and personalized therapy. In this
In this special holiday episode of Parenting Children with Limb Differences , Kari and Ali wrap up an unforgettable 2025 and share a sneak peek of what’s coming in 2026. They kick things off with a candid, funny, and ver
In this episode, we’re honored to welcome Aisha Bell Robinson—a dance movement therapist, counselor, artist, and parent whose work beautifully weaves embodiment, inclusion, and systemic change. Her advocacy for her daugh
In this episode, Kari and Ali chat with Anna-Maria Mountfort, creator of MimiTENs and Some of the Parts. MimiTENs is a mittens company that was originally created for children and adults who needed to keep their hands an
In this episode, Kari and Ali chat with Jen Reeves, author of Born Just Right, and fierce advocate for her daughter Jordan Reeves. Jen shares about the challenges of early motherhood given the very few resources availabl
In this episode, Ali and Kari are joined by Luis Schwab of Island Lake, IL. Luis brings a new perspective to our podcast in this episode where he talks with us about his identity development related to his lived experien
Kari and Ali are joined by David Harrell, actor, author, Camp No Limits leader, and an all around amazing human with an upper limb difference. David takes us all on a journey of finding his identity, through the awkward
Join Kari and Ali as they dive into the real-world rollercoaster of potty training. From surprise puddles to breakthrough “I did it!” moments, they share adaptive tools, emotional highs and lows, and practical hacks that
In this powerful episode, we spotlight EazyHold —a simple yet revolutionary adaptive tool that’s transforming lives by increasing accessibility to everyday activities. From holding utensils to gripping sports equipment,
Join us for Season 3’s kickoff as we bring our husbands, Sean and Brian, back into the hot seat where we'll dive into the day-to-day of parenting children with limb differences. They share how they cheer their kids on at
Thank you to everyone who has listened to the Parenting Children with Limb Differences podcast the last two seasons! We are so grateful to see this community growing and to be a platform where we can bring you real, live
In the final guest episode of season two, Carrie Davis, VP of Employee and Patient Experience with Hanger Clinic, boldly shares her journey from childhood to adulthood growing up with one hand. She shares with us the sto
In this episode, Maggie Baumer, Leader of Enterprise Patient Advocacy with Hanger Clinic, takes us through her experience as an adult with losing her arm below the elbow after a scary and painful accident. Maggie graciou
This episode features Moxie Adaptive, an organization focused on creating spaces to connect and empower those with limb differences. We had the pleasure of speaking with two of the founders, Lisa DeWeert and Megan Crumme
In this episode, we meet with Megan Craft, Speech Language Pathologist and creator of the children's disability book series: Mission Inclusion. Megan shares what inspired her to write this book series, and why mindfulnes
In this episode, Alexandra (Allie) Redshaw shares her experience of living her life to the fullest, despite losing her hand in a kitchen accident while pregnant with her second child. Allie takes us through the harrowing
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Parenting Children with Limb Differences is hosted by Ali Barnum and Kari Treat. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 49 episodes.
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