In this brief episode, I encourage you to stop comparing you and your child! Our children reach milestones and develop at their own pace. So just be the flower and bloom! Are you ready to get down!

Today my co-host Gabby tells us all about her first day of high school. She tells us about her favorite class and she gives advice to those starting school. Are you ready to get down!

In this episode I interviewed Gail Hamblin a mom, author, and podcaster. She gives us the idea of creating a resume of your child for back to school! So Are you ready to get down!

In this episode I talk with a mom to a son with down syndrome and who works as a transition coordinator. She gives insight on how we can do simple things at home with our kids to help them make their own decisions and become more independent. Are you ready to get down!

In this episode I talk with Austin Carrigg about this often misdiagnosis of ketotic hypoglycemia. She talks about her struggle to get a diagnosis and to have doctors listen to her concerns and to look at the symptoms and not just the down syndrome. Are you ready to get down!

Friends...how many of us have them and how many of them are dependable? Gabby and I discuss what makes a good friend, the qualities and how you can be a good friend. Lets spread the kindness and make some new friends! Are you ready to get down!

In this interview, I talk with two moms who share their stories of their child's diagnosis and treatment of Atlantoaxial Instability or AAI. Are you ready to get down!

Dr. Suken Shah division Chief of Spine and Scoliosis Center and Department of Orthopedics at Nemours Alfred I. Dupont for Children in Wilmington, DE and he is the Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Pediatrics at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Shah talks about Atlantoaxial Instability or AAI and other Orthopedic issues with children who have down syndrome. Are you Ready to Get Down!

School is out and the kids are home! In this episode I give some suggestions to help keep your kids active and engaged as well as keeping you the parent sane! Are you ready to get down!

In this episode I talk with my guest speaker Christina Pelatti. She is a clinical speech language pathologist and Associate professor in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at Towson University in MD. She answers the common question of why do children with down syndrome have difficulty with speech. She provides great insight , tools, and information on speech and ways to help our children. Are you Ready to Get Down!