About Me

Man who has cerebral palsy sitting in a wheelchair. Trees behind him.Hi, I’m Glenn Moscoso—husband, dad, and the voice behind Wheelchair Daddy, a blog about fatherhood, disability, and life in Atlanta from the perspective of a dad with Cerebral Palsy.

I’m proud to be an Atlanta blogger, sharing personal stories about parenting, accessibility, and finding humor in the chaos. I grew up in the Georgia suburbs where the humidity is thick, the sweet tea is sweeter, and family means everything. These Southern roots show up in my writing, whether I’m talking about baseball games or the everyday realities of living with a disability.

I hold a master’s degree in Adult Education and Online Learning, which basically means I’ve made a career out of learning—handy when you’re raising a smart, curious boy. When I’m not behind a keyboard or rolling around a baseball field, you’ll catch me playing golf (badly), bowling (better), or flying drones with my son (he’s the pilot, I’m the cheerleader).

My greatest joy comes from spending time with my wife and son—my biggest supporters and best teammates. We share our Atlanta home with our dog, Hercules (a 90-pound wannabe lapdog), and Maggie, a cat who is both bossy and beloved. The white picket fence? Still on backorder.

Why I Started Wheelchair Daddy

Twelve years ago, my wife kept dropping hints that I should start a blog. After a few rounds of “maybe later,” I gave in—and I’m glad I did.

When we found out we were having a baby boy, I searched everywhere for content about being a dad with Cerebral Palsy. I looked for disabled parenting blogs, dads who use wheelchairs, and anything written by fathers navigating disability and fatherhood. I found a few things, mostly from overseas, and lots of mom-focused content—but barely any voices like mine.

So, I created what I couldn’t find: a space for wheelchair-using dads, especially those living in the U.S. and right here in the South.

That’s how Wheelchair Daddy came to life.

What You’ll Find on This Blog

As a Cerebral Palsy dad blogger in Atlanta, I share the highs, lows, and hilarious moments that come with parenting on wheels. From adaptive family travel tips to awkward encounters at the grocery store, this blog is all about real stories, real laughs, and real life.

If you’re looking for:

  • Atlanta dad bloggers with disabilities
  • Insight into accessible parenting
  • A funny and relatable perspective on family life with Cerebral Palsy

…you’re in the right place.

Supporting Wheelchair Daddy

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Thanks for stopping by! Whether you found me by searching Atlanta bloggers, disability parenting blog, or dad with Cerebral Palsy, I’m glad you’re here. I hope you find a little inspiration, a little humor, and maybe even a sense of community.