Teaching Children with Down Syndrome about Their Bodies, Boundaries, and Sexuality (Topics in Down Syndrome)
[A] wonderful resource for parents of all exceptional children who wish to explore such important issues as abuse prevention, respecting personal space, understanding privacy norms, showing appropriate levels of affection and explaining sexual relationships. --Exceptional Family, Winter 2007This book has aparentfeel--it is written in a non-clinical, easy to read style. It is recommended for parents and professionals who have or work with children and adults with Down syndrome. --National Association for Down Syndrome NewsletterThe book is full of stories and real-life examples, which make the book easy-to-read. There's something that virtually everyone can relate to. --Down Syndrome News (Nat'l Down Syndrome Congress)This book has aparentfeel--it is written in a non-clinical, easy to read style. It is recommended for parents and professionals who have or work with children and adults with Down syndrome. --National Association for Down Syndrome NewsletterThe book is full of stories and real-life examples, which make the book easy-to-read. There's something that virtually everyone can relate to. --Down Syndrome News (Nat'l Down Syndrome Congress)This book has aparentfeel--it is written in a non-clinical, easy to read style. It is recommended for parents and professionals who have or work with children and adults with Down syndrome. --National Association for Down Syndrome NewsletterThe book is full of stories and real-life examples, which make the book easy-to-read. There's something that virtually everyone can relate to. --Down Syndrome News (Nat'l Down Syndrome Congress)