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Why It’s Never OK to Use the “R” Word: Understanding the Harmful Impact and the Importance of Respectful Language
Language has power. The words we use can uplift, connect, and inspire, or they can harm, isolate, and perpetuate negative stereotypes. In recent years, the importance of using inclusive and respectful language has become more apparent across society. However, one word that continues to be a point of controversy and pain is the “R” word.…
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10 Ways To Celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month, a time to celebrate individuals with Down syndrome and promote understanding, inclusion, and support for the Down syndrome community. Whether you have a personal connection or just want to learn more and show your support, there are many meaningful ways to participate. Here are 10 creative and impactful ways…
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Fine Motor Skills and Down Syndrome: 10 Ways to Help Your Child Improve Their Fine Motor Skills
Note: Some links on this blog may be affiliate links, meaning I earn a small commission, at no extra cost to you. when you purchase something after clicking on them. Thank you for supporting my blog! Introduction Fine motor skills are the small, precise movements we make with our hands, fingers, and wrists. These skills…
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Early Intervention: A Great Start For Babies With Down Syndrome
Early intervention is a proactive approach that provides timely support to children and young individuals at risk of experiencing developmental challenges, including those with Down syndrome. By identifying these risks early and addressing them through targeted interventions, families can prevent issues from escalating. There are numerous parent resources available, offering guidance and support to help…