#stroller

[newyorkthegoldenage]

How much are those cookies in the window? 1954

Photo: Vivian Maier via vivianmaier.com

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Proudly Pregnant Dads | On a crisp autumn day in Portland, a dad embraces his unique journey. He's 40 weeks pregnant and strutting through the family-friendly Forest Park, clad in cozy running gear. His confident smile shines as he strolls alongside his kids, full of life and laughter. His partner pushes the stroller with their tiny newborn nestled inside, creating a scene that radiates love and joy. The vibrant fall leaves swirl around them, enhancing the beauty of this moment. It’s not just a day in the park; it's a celebration of family and the magic of modern parenthood. In this world, every story is colorful, and every journey is unique. More images are also available at https://mpregstuff.com.

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Nothing stopping this man from showing off his kids (and future overlords/rulers of hell)

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Please consider checking their blog out! It is so captivating, charming with many twists and turns that keep you wanting more!

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Murdoc Birthday Fanart

Credit to Rumrock on Deviantart

[perplexingluciddreams]

post of some disability aids/equipment that i hope for in future. (or think could help me). with pictures.

some of this is specific for disability, some is more general.

inspired by @aleswell post!

my body is very weak and floppy (low muscle tone). also have joint hypermobility. i need a lot of support to hold my body in good posture.

i need to be very reclined/tilted majority of the time. i spend a lot of time in bed, semi-propped-up with pillows. i hate my current bed a lot. it doesn't support my body well at all. it is also way too high - hard to get in and out of bed.

even if i get good supportive seating, i will still probably need to spend majority of my time in bed.

beds:

first picture is a montessori floor bed shaped like a house. i could put blankets or sheets over the top and make a safe den! i could make it really comfy for sleep. and low to ground is good. also wish for more "normal" bed like this one.

second picture is a safespace. basically same reason for why i like it. but also it is safer and maybe more comfy than the wood. it just looks nice to be in there.

third picture is a profiling bed. this is the best option for controlling my position and good support to sit in bed and keep everything aligned. but it is medical looking and i don't like it. it doesn't look as comfy or safe.

i wish there was a way to "merge" these into something perfect for me...

special chair:

picture is the Hydroflex chair from Careflex company. it comes with different back options and support options. so not always look exactly like this. it tilts and reclines with a remote. i think this is the chair i will try soon!

i hope 🤞🏻 if i get this, i will be able to go downstairs and be somewhere else than bed all day. (but that comes with its own challenges of being around people and more sensory input).

wheelchair/buggy:

first picture is a Permobil powerchair (don't know which one).

second picture is an adult buggy. brand is Axiom i think.

a powerchair would be great for tilt/recline options. BUT i don't know if i could manage to drive it myself all the time. it takes so much focus and effort and energy. and so hard, especially outside. i have low awareness of surroundings, so i feel scared and unsafe in powerchair outside.

so maybe a buggy or manual wheelchair with high level of seating support would be better. but i might get frustrated about can't control where i go. 🤷🏻‍♂️

for both of these, i would need a lot more extra supports and straps.

things i already have:

this exact bath lift, and this exact non-custom powerchair (bad👎🏻). i also have a stairlift (not this one).

the bath lift is good 👍🏻. but i can barely sit in this wheelchair. i hate it. it has no support and i can't tolerate this upright position for long at all. and struggle to manage drive it.

but it is the only reason i can go to appointments. so i am still grateful to have it. just hate the pain and fatigue and the difficult-ness.

sorry it got so long! i hope it is read-able.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A woman with a stroller waits to cross the road, standing between two signs reading "pedestrian crossing" in English and Italian, in Greenwich Village, November 9, 1954.

Photo: UPI/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images

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Praia de Traba, Galice, Espagne

Dany ERDOCIO

[mpregstuff]

Proudly Pregnant Dads | On a crisp autumn day in Portland, a dad embraces his unique journey. He's 40 weeks pregnant and strutting through the family-friendly Forest Park, clad in cozy running gear. His confident smile shines as he strolls alongside his kids, full of life and laughter. His partner pushes the stroller with their tiny newborn nestled inside, creating a scene that radiates love and joy. The vibrant fall leaves swirl around them, enhancing the beauty of this moment. It’s not just a day in the park; it's a celebration of family and the magic of modern parenthood. In this world, every story is colorful, and every journey is unique. More images are also available at https://mpregstuff.com.

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[davetada]

Early morning stroll

Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan

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A mother and baby in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania late 1800s.

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giant rabbit

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A talk - Hamburg, 2024