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- My personal experience with Down Syndrome I'm going to tell you all about my life experience with Down Syndrome (DS), what it is and how to cope. My sister who is now a young adult has down syndrome. She is the most loving, caring, and happiest person in this world. She is my inspiration, my...
- Down Syndrome I'd love to share with you about how we have helped our daughter over the last ten years. Clara is now ten years old, in year 6 in a mainstream school. She has suffered over the years with major colds and coughs also being ver...
- Nuchal translucency (**SCROLL DOWN TO THE WORD *NEW* TO SEE THE LATEST POSTINGS OF MEDICAL STUDIES ON NUCHAL TRANSLUCENCY**) A measurement is taken of the fluid behind the baby's neck at about 10-12 weeks gestation. In Ultrascreen, it is combined with a blood test...
- Sensory Processing If your child is restless and can't sit still. If your child just doesn't communicate like other children do. If your child is overly sensitive... The simple advice and play activities described in this lens can often be helpful. They can make your...
- Down Syndrome Information and Statistics This down syndrome lens offers information, statistics, medical knowledge, photos, and personal experience with down syndrome. According to the National Down Syndrome Society, this genetic condition occurs in 1 of every 733 live births. It is not as...
- Test during pregnancy. What you should know about procedures during pregnancy. Childbirth, especially the first time around, is always full of emotions. Fear, excitement, doubt, joy and more. Many women are unaware of the sheer volume of decisions that they will have...
- Music Makes Sense This lens is dedicated to sharing ideas about how to use music more effectively at home, in school and for therapeutic aid in a variety of settings. I hope to be able to provide specific examples for teachers, parents and individuals who would like t...
- AN INTRODUCION TO DOWN SYNDROME When you hear that your child has down syndrome you probably experience the following emotions: fear, confusion, anger, bewilderment, numbness. All of them are very real and understandable and this site is specifically set up to help you make sense o...
- Law of Attraction and Happiness I am making this page about thoughts and the law of attraction because this knowledge has saved my emotional sanity during a very tough time. Much to my embarrassment I just learned within the last year that our thoughts do create physical matter. At...
- Down Syndrome Gift Reviews A simple little website I started to help children with Down Syndrome (DS) to get better gifts. The URL is www.downsgifts.com and it is a site dedicated to reviewing toys and games for kids with Down Syndrome. I started it because of my brother who h...
- Physical Therapy For Children With Special Needs
- What Causes Down Syndrome
- Autism Today autism is very much on the up. How often do we talk to parents and they say that they have just been told that their child has autism. It is a common condition and comes in a group of developmental disorder. Can be refered to as the...
- What Causes Down Syndrome
- What Causes Down Syndrome
- What Causes Down Syndrome
- March of Dimes Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. The March of Dimes carries out this mission through programs of research, community services, education and advocacy to save babies' li...
- Dolls with Down Syndrome Dolls with Down syndrome can have a tremendous importance in classrooms and in the home. First, a doll with Down syndrome can be a crucial toy for a child with Down syndrome, as it is crucial that children have toys that resemble themselves.&nb...
- BUDDY WALK 2008 to benefit the National down syndrome Society Welcome! I hope you will find this handcrafted lens a unique and useful resource for your 2008 Buddy Walk experience. Learn about what other walkers are doing and unique ways to energize your fundraising, motivate your team & inspire yourself! Budd...
- Physical Therapy Made Fun For Special Needs Kids The Power Pumper is a "cool-looking" physical therapy device which has been proven useful to children with special healthcare needs. It is being used successfully with children who have autism, Down Syndrome, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, brain injur...
