Parenthood of persons with severe visual impairment from the perspective of their children

Parenthood of Persons with Severe Visual Impairment from the Perspective of Their Children The bachelor thesis looks into the life of families of parents with severe visual impairment which is done through interviews with their children. The focus is on families where only the father has such a disability and the mother is without severe disability. The aim of this thesis is to analyze how children of these parents perceive this reality and what specifics they face in this context. Furthermore, what negatives or positives come out of this life experience. The theoretical part refers to the specifics of people with visual impairment in the family. It maps the possibilities of these people's dealings with a practical life. Furthermore, it outlines a general view of the family - fatherhood, motherhood and child's needs. The practical part describes the descendants of fathers with visual impairment. It is based on three interviews with three selected children of different ages and from different families. Through a qualitative survey and its analysis of these children's lives, this work should help as a practical guidance for parents or potential parents with severe visual impairment, for their family members as well as for people working with these families. The research implies that all respondents..