Free toilet training games for children with Down syndrome
Free printable toilet training games by June Rogers MBE. Help your child with Down syndrome learn about wee, poo and using the toilet through play.
Read articleFree printable toilet training games by June Rogers MBE. Help your child with Down syndrome learn about wee, poo and using the toilet through play.
Read articleUnderstand how developmental milestones may differ for children with Down syndrome, and get practical tips to support your child's progress at home.
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Read articleA clear guide to Makaton for parents and educators supporting a child with Down syndrome - what it is, why it helps, and how to start using it at home or in the classroom.
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Read articleThis blog brings together practical, visual and play‑based strategies from our Early Years Development Programme to help you nurture early number learning with confidence.
Read articleA practical parent guide to probiotics for children with Down syndrome. Learn about gut health, constipation, antibiotics, safety and choosing the right strains.
Read articleJune Rogers MBE, independent Paediatric Continence Specialist, shares practical strategies to help you feel confident supporting children with Down syndrome in your setting.
Read articleDiscover picture books and stories that feature children with Down syndrome, alongside simple ideas for using them in school and nursery classrooms.
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