Arkansas Down Syndrome Association

New Mom's Brunch/Potluck
Saturday, June 1, 2013, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Please RSVP at caslawlor@comcast.net
11801 Fairway Drive
Little Rock, Arkansas 72212

Gettin' Down For Down Syndrome (8th Annual)
The pictures are in from this year's 'Gettin' Down For Down Syndrome' dance! Everybody's photos are 'lookin good' if we do say so ourselves and can now be seen, liked, and commented on on our ADSA Facebook Fan Page. If you don't have Facebook, don't worry. You can still view our albums by following the above link.

Infancy and Early Childhood

With early intervention babies with Down syndrome can achieve the same milestone as any other child. Though relatively delayed, their progress in physical, cognitive, language, social and self-help skills should reflect a predictable development pattern.

Childhood and Adolescence

Thanks to the partnerships of parents, teachers, and therapists, children with Down syndrome may look forward to growing up to experience the best life has to offer with laughter, learning, and love.

Adulthood

In addition to living longer, adults with Down syndrome are now living fuller, richer lives than ever before. With assistance, many adults with Down syndrome have developed the skills required to hold jobs, to live semi-independently, and even to marry.

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