Parent's Blogging About Down's Syndrome
For parents of children with Down's Syndrome (also known as Downs Syndrome, Down Syndrome, Trisomy 21, DS, and T21), the world can sometimes seem like a hostile and unsympathetic place.
We are cast alternately as demons, for allowing perceived genetically abnormal people to survive, or as saints doing charitable work.
We are neither.
We are parents.
We do the best for our children whatever their strengths, weaknesses, talents or disabilities, as any parent does. Having a child with Down's Syndrome is no different, other than there are some in the world who would make it more difficult for our children to grow up and lead full and productive lives.
This Lens has been created to give a list of blog sites by parents of children with Down's Syndrome where you will find, for the most part, they are much like any other parenting blogs.
(Entries on my own blog about Down's Syndrome can be found here)
With thanks to the Gifts website for the basis of this list. If you would like me to add any others then please leave a comment and link in the guest book below.
Blogs (A-N)
Blogs by Parents of Children with Down's Syndrome (A-N)
A World of Difference
Big Dawg Tales
Bits of Betsy
Bump on the Road
Carol's Personal Blog
Chase's Story
Down Syndrome Life
Dream Big
Dylan Update
Garden of Eagan
I never thought
I thought I was driving
It's Always Something
Life According to Emma and Joe
Life In the Slow Lane
Lion and Magic Boy
Little Miss Magic
Lovely and Amazing
Mama'tude
Mom Blog
Mom of 12 and Loving It
Mommy Life
Not That You Asked
Blogs (O-Z)
Blogs by Parents of Children with Down's Syndrome (O-Z)
Praying for Parker
Prince Vince Meets the World
Quinn's Blog
Raising Joey
Ramblings of the Bearded One
Red Lights
Reflections and Musings
Shamptons
Sheena Time
Snippets
Southern Fried Blessings
Super Duper Jack
Sweetest Cherry In an Apple Pie
The Flege Farm
The Imperfect Christian
The Road Not Chosen
Trisomymommy
View from Our Porch Swing
We Call Holland Home
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