Inclusion

Individuals with Down syndrome can go to school, fall in love and live a normal life.

“The best thing for parents is to make sure they educate themselves as much as possible.”

“Am I the only mom who is feeling this way? Are other moms perfect and I’m seriously missing the mom gene here?”

Education is key to sustaining the momentum and creating long-term awareness in the fight against racism.

With schools shut and a pandemic in full swing, children are consuming higher calorie meals and experiencing lower levels of physical activity.

Accommodations can be helpful for neurotypical kids as well as children of determination in the classroom.

“These events are important for these children to socialize, to come out of their comfort zone and be a part of the community.”

From acting, designing video games, diving into animal sciences and more, these individuals are changing the narrative.

“Receiving early intervention services isn’t an admission of a developmental disability.”