Babies born with Down syndrome, are perhaps the youngest humans ever taught to be actors. Once they get a diagnosis they are rushed off to therapy to learn the skills that typical babies learn by playing in their cribs. Children with a diagnosis of Down syndrome suddenly find themselves meeting a host of new adults (therapists) who will “direct” them in reaching the milestones of babyhood.
So writes Gail Williamson, director of Down Syndrome in Arts & Media
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