A five-year-old boy from Essex has become the hero of a book which celebrates the equipment which supports his “superpower” – cerebral palsy.
Ernie’s father Gary Rowe wrote the book because “a lot of people” were unaware of how much he relies on the supports.
“For example, he wears a lycra suit under his school uniform for eight hours a day,” said Mr Rowe.
Parents tell him the book Ernie’s Superpower is “sparking conversations” about disability with their children.
