In this paper, I discuss the significance of a mother's childcare for her child with cerebral palsy through an interview with her. The mother's narration about her childcare serves to describe the general process of mothers' adaptation to living with their handicapped children and the substance and significance of "childcare". She related it was actually hard for her to switch from living in a world without disability to one with disability. The difficulty was due to several barriers against her inexperienced living with disability. Her story totally tells us that her childcare has a positive effect on her way of thinking about disability and her life style containing disability.