Le handicap en visages. 2, Parents d'enfant handicapé by Charles Gardou explores the lived experiences of families raising children with disabilities. Drawing on sociological and educational perspectives, the book examines the emotional, social, and practical challenges these parents face while navigating support systems and societal attitudes. Through personal narratives and analytical insight, Gardou highlights the resilience and adaptive strategies within these family units. The work contributes to broader discussions on inclusion, disability rights, and the role of education in fostering equitable opportunities for all children.