The goal of this research is to gain insight into the perspectives of visually impaired people on parenting. Some characteristics of parenting, the challenges faced by visually impaired parents and the support they need are highlighted. 14 participants from Croatia took part in the research, and the data collection method was a semi-structured interview. Thematic analysis was a method of analyzing data from the interviews. The results show that some of the characteristics of visually impaired parenting are greater help from children in daily activities, limitations in the parental role, the importance of safety and rules in life, and a generally unsupportive environment. Challenges faced by parents of visually impaired people are related to inaccessibility, prejudices of the environment and limited mobility. Research participants are satisfied with the forms of informal support available to them, while some of the recommendations for improving the formal support system are aimed at educating professionals and visually impaired parents themselves, ensuring the provision of additional emotional and informational support, practical support from experts and help at home.