Normalize using “Children with Disabilities”
Normalize using “Children with Disabilities”
Normalize using “Children with Disabilities”

NOT special needs, NOT physically impaired, NOT differently abled, NOT special abilities— DISABILITY, USE IT.

Your attempt to make Disability into a positive by using labels like special needs, different abilities, and differently abled, does the EXACT opposite

Hi, friends! Yes, I also use Disabled children. I use PFL and IFL interchangeably, because I know being Disabled and having Disability isn’t bad. The point as you can tell is that it’s harmful to use euphemisms to avoid disability and to separate children from theirs.

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If you need Person First Language to remind you that a person with a disability is still a person... then maybe you need to go reevaluate how you see disability, and then read up on what Disabled people think about Identity First Language or why some use both interchangeably.

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