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Eye Contact in the First Three Months

Eye contact is one of the earliest ways your baby connects with you and for babies with Down syndrome, it might take a little longer, but it’s no less meaningful. In this blog post, we explore what early eye contact really means, why it matters, and how you can gently support your baby’s development during those precious first three months.

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Podcast: Cooper Murray's Story

In this podcast episode, Brady Murray shares the story of his sons Nash and Cooper, and how their lives sparked a global mission to help children with Down syndrome find families. Don’t miss this moving conversation about purpose, fatherhood, and saying yes to love

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Anything but Sorry- Leo's Story

Receiving a Down syndrome diagnosis can feel overwhelming and you're not alone in that. In this blog post, we share a heartfelt video from the Canadian Down Syndrome Society that follows real parents as they reflect on those early days after diagnosis. Their stories are honest, emotional, and full of hope. We’ve also included a simple blog post that explains what Down syndrome really means — to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence. Whether you’re looking for reassurance, information, or community, you’ll find it here.

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What does Down Syndrome really mean?

When a child is diagnosed with Down syndrome, it’s natural for parents to have questions, worries, and fears. In this blog post, we take a closer look at what Down syndrome really means — from chromosomes and developmental milestones to medical needs and moments of joy. Whether you’re new to this journey or looking for reassurance, this post offers clarity, hope, and a reminder that you're not alone.

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Eye Contact in the First Three Months

Podcast: Cooper Murray's Story

Anything but Sorry- Leo's Story

What does Down Syndrome really mean?

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