These findings increase our limited knowledge of well-being among children/adolescents with mobility impairment and provide a basis for effective care and future research.

Awareness of vulnerability factors for lower self-esteem in children and adolescents with mobility impairment offer health care professionals specific opportunities to enhance self-esteem in this group.

Identification of coping strategies among children and adolescents with mobility impairment should form the basis of our understanding of how they face the complexity of challenges while growing up.

Several aspects of sexual health are not fully realized for children and adolescents with impaired mobility, and there is a need for specialized sexual health care services to protect the sexual rights of this group.

These findings increase our limited knowledge of well-being among children/adolescents with mobility impairment and provide a basis for effective care and future research.