Books on Down Syndrome reviewed in the Harried Parent's Book Club.
The following books on Down syndrome and related issues have been reviewed for the Harried Parent's Book Club. They are sorted by Guide Rating, with five stars being best.
Two friends with Down syndrome discuss life, love, politics, family, and a host of other topics in an entertaining, perceptive look at what it's like to grow up with Down's.
In words and pictures, Bryan Lambke tells about his life as a person with Down syndrome and asks, "What is 'normal'?"
A mother recounts the sorrows and joys of the first two years of her son's life with Down syndrome.
Review of a book advising parents on how to talk to their children with intellectual disabilities about sex, and why they really need to.
Issues of sexuality for people with cognitive disabilities are the subject of essays in this book aimed at professionals but also of interest to parents.
It's tempting to think that your child with developmental disabilities doesn't need to know about sex. But think again, about all the trouble kids can get into if they don't know what's safe and legal, and what rights they have to say yes or now. "The Rules of Sex" seeks to teach those things, and give parents a way in to a potentially awkward dialog.
