I recently had the pleasure of working with Visit Birmingham & West Midlands to review the accessibility of some of their biggest tourist attractions.
The blog has gone live with perfect timing for those wanting to plan a day out in the Summer holidays and I couldn’t recommend the three places we visited more – they were fantastic!
Read more: An accessible family-friendly day out in the West Midlands
Hi, I’m Natalie! I’m a 39-year-old mum of two boys and a primary school teacher. I also live with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, uveitis, and adrenal insufficiency. Because of my various conditions, I have a range of access needs that can sometimes make visiting new places a bit daunting.
Why Accessibility Matters to Me
My rheumatoid arthritis affects my mobility, and I sometimes need mobility aids like sticks. Long distances are challenging. My eye condition has caused significant vision loss in my left eye, affecting my depth perception and low-light visibility.
The Spoonie Mummy 
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