Lived experiences of mothers caring for children with cerebral palsy in Rwanda: a phenomenological study

Key Points

• Mothers caring for children with cerebral palsy experience significant emotional resilience and challenges in caregiving.
• Key metrics indicate that these experiences profoundly impact family dynamics and maternal well-being in Rwanda.
• Qualitative analysis through a phenomenological approach explores in-depth mother-child relationships and caregiving practices.
• Findings highlight the urgency for targeted support and resources for families managing cerebral palsy in their communities.