The online community by and for parents and caregivers of adults who have Down syndrome
We’ve participated in the A to Z Blogging Challenge event every year since 2014. Our themes have included heavy topics that appeal to our guardian audience like advocacy and employment. This year we’ve decided to change it up a bit and instead…
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October is a big month in our community! Here’s some of what’s going on around here. #321Proud
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Has your son who’s 5’ 4” (or shorter) told you that he’s going to be an NBA player? Has your beautiful daughter who has weak ankles and knees spoken to you about her dream of becoming a prima ballerina? Does your son…
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What happens when a video goes viral? A young man gets close to 10,000 likes on his Facebook page and the world gets to see that Down syndrome doesn’t get him down! Dehvin loves to dance. His mother, Kenya Flowers shares…
read moreWhat do you do when someone says something that makes you question what you believe? What if the comments give you reason to doubt your vision of yourself and what you are called to do? That’s what happened to me today when…
read moreBy: Beth Sullivan and Stephanie Holland While we’re talking about collaboration in the Down syndrome community, we have to highlight how social media has made it much easier for individuals to reach out to others in similar situations. The International Down Syndrome…
read moreBy Stephanie Holland This month we’ll focus on telling stories about the adults who have Down syndrome that we love. We’ll also address some of the issues that surround talking in public about our loved ones like: What stories should be told…
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