Parenthood is a complex process characterized by numerous roles, tasks, and great responsibility. Parenting experience for each individual is specific and leads to numerous changes in the life of the individual. All parents face a number of challenges in performing their parenting role, some of which are common to most parents, and some specific only to certain groups of parents, such as parents with disabilities. Parents with disabilities are an invisible population for which statistics on their number are missing, which is why it is possible that the topic of parenting of persons with disabilities begins to occupy the interests of professionals quite late. This paper deals with the challenges of parents with disabilities and the support intended for them by providing an overview of previous research on this topic. In addition to the usual challenges of all parents, parents with disabilities are also burdened by a number of pressures that are specific to them and related to their disability, with differences in challenges among parents with disabilities based on the type of disability of each parent. The challenges of parents with disabilities based on previous research include emotional difficulties, economic problems, spatial barriers, lack and inadequacy of support. Support for parents with disabilities based on existing empirical knowledge has proven to be insufficient and maladapted, and informal sources are the foundation of support for parents with disabilities.