Charli and Cullen Worgan, an Australian couple with dwarfism, faced constant judgment over their decision to have children. Each pregnancy carried risks, and both daughters, Tully and Tilba, were born with dwarfism. In 2021, their son Rip joined the family, healthy and thriving.
Despite criticism, Charli says parenthood is about love and resilience—not outside opinions. Today, the Worgans are a joyful family of five, proving happiness comes in all forms.
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