"If Your Baby Has Been Diagnosed With Down syndrome, Then Our Guide Will Give You The Proper Steps You
- Starting Right Now-
To Provide The Best Possible Future For Your Child!"
Nothing in life prepared you for this diagnosis. I'm sure your mind raced while your heart stood still. And you thought..."this can't be true."
But it is true. While you may feel overwhelmed - and even desperate - right now, let me assure you that there is hope for your child's future. Understanding Down syndrome's effect on your child allows you to create opportunities for growth and development.
By taking the right steps in your baby's vitally important first year, you can give your child the very best chance to achieve the greatest development. But, you need to start immediately.
From the desk of
Sharon Casey Bruneau, QMRP
Dear Friend,
If you or a family member has a child (or is about to) that's been diagnosed with Down syndrome, then please read this letter as if your child's future depends on it...because it very well might.
Without proper care and treatment, your child will grow up lacking the necessary skills to function normally in society and even care for themselves. Traditionally, that's the been the case with most Down syndrome affected people.
But recent research reveals that your child has a real chance at developing close to "normal" if you provide the correct treatment during the all important first year.
Let me introduce myself. My name is Sharon Casey Bruneau. Ive worked with Down syndrome affected people for the last 11 years. Im not a doctor, but a Qualified Mental Retarded Professional and someone who cares passionately about these people. I want to do everything possible to help the families of newborns diagnosed with Down syndrome because every day I see the sad situation of adults who grew up without the proper care.
Many of these adults are still learning to brush their teeth, to eat properly using manners and to use appropriate social manners in society. I am saddened by their situation because they never ever had a chance to develop when they were young.
But, this is not how your child will end up if you take action now.
™ve created an amazing resource to help the families of newborns with Down syndrome to give their child the best possible care, support and assistance so they can develop to their fullest potential. I'm here to bring a message of hope for a bright future.
Valuable Resource For New Parents
I have been a Registered Nurse for 15 years and have worked with parents who have children with special needs.
This is the best book I have read that has information on Down syndrome and what to expect during the first year of a newborn's life. It is full of information that is valuable to a parent whose life has turned upside down.
It is comprehensive, reassuring, informative and in my opinion a must have, must read. The author, Sharon, does an excellent job of explaining babies with special needs are babies with the same wants, needs and care like any other child.
Debbie Burroughs, RN, QMRP
Amsterdam, New York |
You may feel overwhelmed with the impending changes in your life that are going to occur in learning how to care for your newborn baby diagnosed with Down syndrome. This is natural, and during this time you need good, solid advice and help.
The old tales, uninformed opinions and, even at times, frightening stories of issues connected with disabilities that others share can cause fear and anxiety - anxiety that needs to be dealt with based on the real facts and real support about the process of raising a baby diagnosed with Down syndrome.
Until now, it's been difficult to find practical, useful information contained in one resource. During a time when dealing with emotions, preparing for your newborn, and other changes, you don't have the time to spend days (or even weeks) searching for the information on Down syndrome to help you through this time. You can now avoid this needless frustration.
I've spoken with many families who have Down syndrome children and they agree that if they had had this information when their children were young, their children's lives would have been much improved.
That's why I've created an incredible resource in an e-book format (which means you can download and access this important information right away) titled 'How To Provide The Optimum Care For Your Baby With Down Syndrome' For the first time, this book presents
What Everybody Should Know... About How To Provide The Optimum Care For A Baby Diagnosed With Down Syndrome
'How To Provide The Optimum Care For Your Baby With Down Syndrome ' is a comprehensive manual, over 160 pages, that covers the important issues about your newborn, their first year, you and Down syndrome. This book makes learning about this time in your life easier. In fact, the hardest problem you may face is putting this book down since I have filled the pages with so much practical information and helpful advice.
This book is a special edition written to assist everyone who has or knows of someone with a baby diagnosed with Down syndrome. To assist them through the first year of their newborn's life.
Here's how this book will help you:
- Understanding the diagnosis of Down syndrome. It's one thing to have a baby and receive the well-meaning - but often incorrect support and advice from others, but when your baby is diagnosed with Down syndrome, people find it a monumental task to learn everything they need to know and feel comfortable. By understanding what Down syndrome is, its causes and characteristics you will be prepared to face different issues that will arise as you raise your baby.
- Developmental Milestones: Find out the developmental milestones that Down syndrome babies have difficulty meeting. You'll know what to expect, how to help your baby speed up their development, as well as parenting tips for caring for your new baby during these first critical months.
- Discover positioning tricks for breastfeeding or bottle feeding babies with Down syndrome. Many people feel that they are fighting their newborn every step of the way, almost like they have to force feed their baby. That doesn't have to be the case when you understand how to work with your baby's natural body instincts.
- Understanding the sleeping patterns specific to babies with Down syndrome. When you discover how to maximize your babies rest, your baby will sleep better and be calmer and healthier.
- Discover the best six ways to stimulate your baby's mental development. Babies with Down syndrome have a slower developmental rate. However, learning the best six ways to stimulate your baby will assist him/her in achieving a greater range of development the first year that will put your baby ahead of the game.
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You'll also learn potential difficulties that can occur, and warning signs you should be aware of-as well as things you can do to help prevent problems. Babies with Down syndrome have special medical issues. To avoid becoming overwhelmed with the medical attention your baby might need, you'll find out the causes and nature of your baby's medical conditions so you'll be able to respond in a nurturing and timely fashion.
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The best home environment-getting ready: Everyone struggles with the way a baby with Down syndrome should be raised and the structure of the environment. People even begin to argue and fight over this issue. This doesn't have to be. The best strategies, interactions and structure are explained to ease your mind and to get family, relatives, and friends, etc. to work together to foster the best home environment for the baby.
- Find out the five things you should never do with a baby with Down syndrome. Remember, a baby with Down syndrome has to struggle harder that a 'normal' baby. To give your baby the best possible advantage to develop physically, mentally, and medically throughout the first year you must know the five things you must never do.
- Emotional changes: these are often overlooked or minimized, but I address them carefully. After all, this is a time when emotional support and caring guidance is most critical as you deal with the tremendous life task changes that occur.
And this is just the proverbial tip of the iceberg. From my personal experiences and in-depth research, this 'How To Provide The Optimum Care For Your Baby With Down Syndrome ' is a resource that you can refer to again and again, and always have at your fingertips when these questions come up.
Tons of Information
As a Program Coordinator in New York State, one of my jobs is to find resources and services for individuals with special needs. I don't think there is a better resource than this book "How To Provide The Optimum Care For Your Baby With Down Syndrome".
I definitely recommend this book to new parents or family members who are looking for information on Down syndrome and newborns. It offers great information plus addresses the emotional aspect of what is occurring during this time of upheaval in people's lives. A definite plus for any new parent of a baby diagnosed with Down syndrome.
Karen B.
Program Coordinator, QMRP
New York |
I know this can be a tough time for you and you're not sure where to turn or who to trust. I'm so confident that you will love this information and discover the information you need to give your child the best possible future, I guarantee you will be more than satisfied.
My guarantee is simple: If at any time within the next 90 days - 3 whole months! - you're not 100% satisfied for any reason, simply send me an e-mail and I'll immediately refund 100% of your purchase price. No questions asked! And because this is an ebook, you won't even have to go through the hassle of having to ship it back.
I can't state more strongly how valuable I believe this information is-or how firmly I stand behind this product.
An extra bonus:
Special Report: Support Resources
Information and Support Resources for
Individuals Caring for or Working with
People Diagnosed with Down syndrome
"Support Resources" provides you with a comprehensive list of parent support groups, societies, associations and centers that assist families with questions about Down syndrome. This report lists all resources by states, including (when available) phone numbers, e-mail addresses and web sites. Everything readily available to help you learn more about Down syndrome and how to care for your child and his/her future.
Special Report:
Gifts For A Baby
Diagnosed With Down Syndrome
People are always unsure of what to buy for the baby with Down syndrome and they should be because some gifts are inappropriate and can even be harmful to the child.
This Special Report has over 40 pages filled with suggestions and items that will assist the child in achieving their fullest potential.
And this Special Report includes a valuable section with the 5 items you should never ever buy for a baby diagnosed with Down syndrome. Learn what to buy and what never to buy a baby born with Down syndrome. Feel comfortable with your decisions and join in the fun and joy of celebrating the new life brought into the world.
Sincerely yours,
Sharon Casey Bruneau
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