The role of a parent is demanding, but it is even more demanding when a child with disability enters the family. In that situation parents face some challenges that parents with children of typical development do not face. Parental stress, although always in existence, increases with child with disabilities’ parents. There are various ways of coping with stress, and due to one research, in the first place is mobilizing family resources and active coping. Increased parental involvement in everyday life of a child is one of the challenges that parents of children with disabilities face. They spend more time in everyday activities and spare some time for additional education. Parents are as well expected to have multiple role in engagement of their child into the educational institutions. The quality of life of parents with children with disabilities has been proclaimed to only be lower in specific aspects as opposed to parents with typically developed children. It is expected that parents seek for support in their environment. That being said, we have divided the support sources to formal and informal.