Down syndrome for new parents. Feb 2020 CM

This list contains 26 titles

An overview of the development of infants with Down syndrome (0-5 years) Series: Down Syndrome Issues and Information
Description:
  • vi, 38 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cm.
  • "The aim of this book is to provide an overview of development during the period from birth to five years and to assist the reader in integrating the material covered in the rest of the DSii books for this age group... (ID 30760, ID 30761, ID 30762, ID 30764). This book is intended to help families, teachers and other practitioners who work with under-fives." - INTRODUCTION
Publisher:
  • Down Syndrome Educational Trust Kirkby Lonsdale 2012
Kirkby Lonsdale Down Syndrome Educational Trust 2012; Down Syndrome Educational Trust Kirkby Lonsdale 2012
B 730 BUC, ..
Babies with Down Syndrome : a new parents' guide
Edition: 3rd
Description:
  • xviii, 358 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
  • "A practical synthesis of necessary information, emotional support and wisdom, this is the first book parents should read. Written by respected parent-professionals, individual chapters are clear, straight-forward and well organized. Parents who read this book will be better prepared to listen, learn and love each day of their journey together. - George T Capone, Director Down Syndrome Clinic Kennedy Krieger Institute & Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions" - BOOK JACKET
Bethesda, MD Woodbine House 2008
B 730 SKA, ..
Bloom : finding beauty in the unexpected : a memoir
Description:
  • 277 p. : col. ill. ; 25 cm.
  • "Bloom is one of the most emotionally stirring books I've ever read. Kelle Hampton writes with such breathtaking honesty that I actually felt as if I were in the room with her when she gave birth to Nella... and I cried along with her as her initial fears about baby Nella proved true. But mostly, I celebrated as Kelle fell madly in love with Nella and began to realize that being her mother is nothing short of her preordained purpose. This story is a reminder that perfect, when it comes to human beings, is such a relative (and irrelevant) term... and that a mother's love for her child is a powerful, eternal, unshakeable force." - Ree Drummond." - BOOK JACKET
New York, NY William Morrow an imprint of HarperCollins 2012
B 820 HAM
Breastfeeding your baby with Down Syndrome
Edition: Revised edition
Description:
  • 27 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
  • A booklet especially written to provide guidance and support to new mothers and families of babies with Down syndrome. Mothers experiencing difficulties feeding babies with other special needs may also find the information helpful. Some revisions of the first edition.
East Malvern, Vic Australian Breastfeeding Association 2007
B 730 BRE
Bringing your baby with Down syndrome home : a guide to the first month
Description:
  • 38 pages : colour illustrations : 22 cm.
  • Bringing Your Baby with Down Syndrome Home: A Guide to the First Month is born of a unique collaboration that fuses two vital perspectives: one from a medical doctor specializing in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, the other from a mother of a child with Down syndrome. Parents will find comfort in the mix of professional advice with the first-hand experience and insight of a parent who was in their shoes just a few years back.
Publisher:
  • [United States] [Deslie Quinby] 2014
B 730 VIS
Can I tell you about Down syndrome? : a guide for friends, family and professionals Series: Can I tell you about...?
Description:
  • 46 pages : illustrated : 23 cm.
  • "Meet David - a boy with Down syndrome. David invites readers to learn about Down syndrome from his perspective, helping them to understand what Down syndrome is and how it affects his daily life. He explains that he sometimes needs extra help at home and school and suggests ways that those around him can help him to feel supported." - BOOK JACKET
Publisher:
  • London ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2016
B 730 ELL, ..
Common threads: celebrating life with Down syndrome
Description:
  • vii, 181 p. : ill.
  • A celebration in words and photographs of the lives and achievements of people with Down syndrome.
Michigan Band of Angels Press 2001
B 730 KID
Down syndrome : the facts
Edition: 3rd ed
Description:
  • xiii, 211 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.
  • "Nearly 1 baby in every 1,000 born in the UK has Down syndrome. It is a genetic condition which causes varying degrees of learning disability and other health problems. This new edition of a highly regarded book for parents of children with Down syndrome covers a number of important new developments in research and clinical practice that has occurred in the field in recent years. Updates include information about several conditions that are known to occur more frequently in individuals with Down syndrome, for example, diabetes, neck dislocation, gastrointestinal malformations, 'glue ear', and thyroid disease. This expanded edition also includes new recommendations regarding routine health checks in line with those of the UK Down Syndrome Medical Interest Group (UKDSMIG). Additionally the book covers new prenatal screening methods which have been developed to identify Downs syndrome during pregnancy."--BOOK JACKET.
Oxford Oxford University Press 2008
Not available: IHC Library: Pending hold
Down Syndrome parenting 101 : must-have advice for making your life easier
Description:
  • xiv, 240 p. ; 23 cm.
  • "Down Syndrome Parenting 101 is a savvy book for parents, grandparents, teachers, and anyone who shares life with a person with Down syndrome! It's full of uplifting advice and best practices gleaned from the author's personal and professional experiences raising a son, now an adult, and teaching educators and parents how to teach children with Down syndrome to read. [This book] offers inspired takes on a host of important issues, from learning to recognize and celebrate your child's personality and gifts to finding a great teacher for him, and from insisting your child pull his own weight to giving your child his space as an adult. The author—equal parts mentor, humorist, enthusiast, and realist—takes readers by the hand and walks them through the various life stages, experiences, and people they will encounter with their child including: getting to know and fall in love with your child, interacting with medical professionals, literacy, discipline, school, transitioning, and independence." - PUBLISHERS WEBSITE
Publisher:
  • Woodbine House Bethesda, MD 2011
Bethesda, MD Woodbine House 2011; Woodbine House Bethesda, MD 2011
B 730 HAL
Down syndrome today
Description:
  • 67 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cm.
  • This book is a simple, but comprehensive guide to the life stages of an individual with Down syndrome. Covers medical and health matters, genetic background, physical characteristics as well as "personal perspectives" from people with DS, parents, partners and siblings.
Melbourne Department of Human Services 2011
B 730 BLA
Down Syndrome: an introduction for parents and carers
Edition: 3rd ed
Description:
  • xvi, 464 p. ill. ; 22 cm.
  • Previous ed.: published as Down's syndrome. 19
London Souvenir 2006
B 730 CUN
Down syndrome: the first 18 months
Description:
  • DVD 108 mins: NTSC
  • Presents information for the new parent on Down syndrome covering the first 18 months of a child's life. Features interviews with parents and international experts on Down syndrome. Covers 4 main areas: 1. The newborn - finding out, healthcare, breastfeeding 2. Health concerns - working with professionals, ear, nose and throat, surgery, nutrition 3. Therapies - language and speech, physical 4. New expectations - chromosomes
Blueberry Shoes Production 2003
DVD 730 SCH
Down's syndrome Series: Need to know
Description:
  • 56 p. ; col. ill. ; 24 cm.
  • Explains why some people are born with Down syndrome. Looks at what is like to have this condition, explodes some of the popular myths and misconceptions and explores the historical background as well as looking at new areas of scientific research.
Oxford Heinemann 2005
B 730 ROU
Down's syndrome : the essential guide
Description:
  • 127 p. ; 21 cm.
  • "This guide explains in straightforward language exactly what Down's syndrome is, how to accept the diagnosis and move forward. It will help during the early years by providing information on what support is available [UK], how to help your child reach developmental milestones and how to choose a childlcare setting. Education [and] other issues such as how to cope with new family dynamics, health risks, working with professionals, finance and the transition towards adulthood are covered." - BOOK JACKET
Peterborough Need-2-Know 2010
B 730 CHI
Explaining Down's syndrome
Description:
  • 45 p. : col. ill. ; 27 cm.
  • Explains why Down syndrome occurs, how it is diagnosed, how it affects people and how it can be treated. Case studies illustrate how it feels to have this condition and how children and adults manage their conditions and live full and happy lives.
London Franklin Watts 2009
B 900.73 ROY
Gifts : mothers reflect on how children with Down syndrome enrich their lives
Description:
  • xxv, 292 p. ; 23 cm.
  • Suggests that having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose, yet many who travel this road discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. Describes the diverse experiences of sixty-three mothers with a Down syndrome child.
Bethesda, MD Woodbine House 2007
B 730 SOP, ..
Living with Down syndrome / [by Angela Harper with help from Hannah Harper [and others]].
Description:
  • 35 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm
  • "Our booklet contains quotes and photos from 97 families from the New Zealand Down Syndrome Association to give a glimpse into our lives." - FROM US
Publisher:
  • Auckland, NZ : NZDSA, 2004
Auckland, NZ : NZDSA, 2004; Auckland, NZ : NZDSA, 2004
B 730 HAR
Management of pregnancy : when Down’s syndrome has been diagnosed Series: DSA Health Series ; 9
Edition: Updated 2019
Description:
  • 11 p. ; 30 cm.
  • "Receiving the news that your baby has Down's syndrome is a shock for most people. This booklet aims to dispel some of your concerns, reassure you that many other parents have felt the same way as you and introduce you to some information about Down's syndrome itself. Towards the end of the booklet you will find a selection of comments from other parents who have been in your position. They talk honestly about their reaction to the news, expressing a wide range of emotions and questions about Down's syndrome." - INTRODUCTION
Teddington Down's Syndrome Association 2019
B 730 CON
Now I see : through parents' eyes : the enriching journey of raising children with Down syndrome
Description:
  • 220 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
  • "Dealing with a diagnosis of Down syndrome for a child can seem, at least initially, to be one of the biggest challenges a parent may ever face. Yet many who have taken this path, with the value of time, wisdom and hindsight, would now not have life - or their child - any other way. In Now I See, 50 parents from Australia and New Zealand tell their personal and poignant stories of how they came, not simply to accept, but to embrace and celebrate life with their child with Down syndrome." - PUBLISHER'S WEBSITE
Publisher:
  • [Australia] www.nowisee.com.au 2014
B 730 BLA
Reasons to smile : celebrating people living with down syndrome
Description:
  • 124 pages : photographs, some coloured : 19 cm x 19 cm
  • "This compilation of 56 encouraging and eye-opening short writings by a variety of authors across the globe celebrates the lives of people living with Down syndrome. Together with 56 inspiring "slice of life" photos, these candid true stories, including the renowned "Welcome to Holland", provide inspiration and connection. Parents and families of children living with Down syndrome will discover a wealth of positivity and valuable guidance... And anyone who is looking to learn more about Down syndrome will discover a world full of possibilities they never knew existed." - JACKET COVER
Publisher:
  • Atglen, PA : Schiffer Pub., Ltd., 2016
B 730 KNA
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