The topic of this paper is parenthood of persons with disabilities. In this paper, the author wanted to gain insight into the experiences of parents with disabilities, that is, the needs of parents with disabilities, the difficulties they face in meeting their children's daily needs, and the sources of support used by parents with disabilities. A qualitative research was conducted on a sample of 6 disabled parents, through a semi-structured interview. The data were processed through qualitative content analysis. Based on the results obtained, it is possible to conclude that the parents do not regard their disability as a barrier to parenthood and are considered to be a competent parent, even though they are aware that some needs and difficulties arise from their disability. As a need, they claim to be unpopular with the need for support, the need for acceptance by the environment and the need for economic autonomy, while their greatest difficulty are related to the attitudes of the environment and the heritage and negative experiences with the work of the institutions. For support sources, they primarily mention family and friends and other forms of support such as faith. Disabled parents agree that the type and severity of disability are the primary factors influencing their needs, but believe that improving the position of people with disabilities in society and removing spatial barriers greatly contributes to ensure that such parents and their family participate more effectively in community life.