Lists the speech, language and physical development activities from Stage A, video 3, such as tummy time and early sounds. Helps parents of babies with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage D, video 2, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage C, video 2, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage B, video 2, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Lists the speech, language and physical development activities from Stage A, video 2, such as tummy time and early sounds. Helps parents of babies with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Lists the speech, language and physical development activities from Stage A, video 1, such as tummy time and early sounds. Helps parents of babies with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
Written by a children’s physiotherapist, this sheet explains the body’s lesser-known senses, such as balance and body awareness, and suggests everyday movement activities parents can use to support their baby’s development.
A guide for new parents with simple physiotherapy activities from birth, including tummy time, side lying, lap play and toy ideas, to support your baby’s strength, movement and early development.
Advice for primary staff on teaching letter formation one letter group at a time, with daily practice and progress records, to help pupils with Down syndrome build early handwriting skills.
Written by a children’s physiotherapist, this sheet explains how a baby’s brain and body connect through early reflexes and movement, helping parents understand why early play and physiotherapy support development.
