Prenatal Resource
Prenatal Resource
New Parent Resource
Educator Resource
Mind & Body Resource
Employment Planning Workbook
Aging Resource
Undergoing prenatal screening and diagnostic testing for Down syndrome is a very personal decision. The Canadian Down Syndrome Society has developed this resource for women who are considering having prenatal screening or they have recently learned of the possibility of their child having Down syndrome and are seeking more information about Down syndrome.
Download Information about Down Syndrome for Expectant Parents
Download Information sur la Trisomie 21 pour les Futurs Parents
The Canadian Down Syndrome Society has a New Parent Resource available for new and expectant parents. This resource offers relevant information for parents and the exclusive book 21 Welcomes, which features personal stories from parents, siblings, grandparents, and people with Down syndrome.
Download the New Parent Resource
Download Information sur la Trisomie 21 pour les Futurs Parents
This pamphlet will explain how breastfeeding can be a valuable and rewarding part of caring for your baby and contribute to your child’s well being. It also provides detailed information on techniques to help you and your baby learn to breastfeed effectively.
Download the Breastfeeding Brochure
The Canadian Down Syndrome Society has put together this resource to assist educators and parents in their journey towards a fully inclusive classroom. If this is your first time working with a student with differing abilities, you are going to experience the satisfaction of teaching students with exceptionalities. If you have experience teaching a diverse group of students, this resource will offer tried and true practical tips and suggestions.
Download the Educator Resource
Download La Trousse Pédagogique
Are you a self-advocate or teenager with Down syndrome? This book is all about YOU! The Canadian Down Syndrome Society has made Mind and Body. It is a book that will help you learn about your body, relationships, growing up, and keeping yourself safe.
Note: Mind & Body: Answers To Your Questions will explore any questions about relationships, sexual health, safety, and growing up that people with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities may have. The book was developed in consultation with various organizations and groups in the fields of sexual health and disabilities. Prior to purchasing, we recommend that all interested download the Table of Contents to find out more.
Download Mind & Body: Answers to Your Questions
Download L’espirit et le corps: Des Réponses à Tes Questions
The Canadian Down Syndrome Society developed this resource to help families, friends, and caregivers and self-advocates to learn and become more engaged in the aging process. The resource can help them plan and prepare for the future of those with Down syndrome. It includes the most up to date information regarding potential health concerns, behavioral and mental health concerns, recognizing and dealing with Alzheimer’s disease, talking and preparing for life changes and housing options.
Download Today and Tomorrow: A Guide to Aging with Down Syndrome
Download Aujourd’hui et demain
The Canadian Down Syndrome Society has written this booklet in plain language to teach people with Down syndrome about Down syndrome.
Download Down Syndrome and You
For activities about finding work and preparing for the working world