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    Please read the literature on a syndrome before you comment please. You can not talk about a condition based on two people. Children with down syndrome in "most" cases do not understand the concept of personal space, appropriate times to show affection and to what degree, among other issues which often includes speech and therefore feeding. But yes they can be taught the limits but my point is they don't come naturally to the children. They will learn functional skills with help and depending on if their condition is pure or mosaic from a genetic standpoint will determine to what extent their mental processing of the learning tasks will be affected.

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    I have a degree in rehabilitation which focuses on children with disabilities I was making a point by saying every person with down syndrome is different. The 2 people I spoke about shows how different people can be. I also have my diploma in
    Early childhood so I do know something about disabilities. a child with a disability needs to have the same expectation as every other child it will just take them longer to learn boundaries and expectations. They also reach developmental milestones in the same pattern ( may take longer ). I have worked with adults and children with different abilities for over 18 years now as an aide in a daycare all the way up to a employee for the government reassessing clients to get them into the community. So once again I do know a lite bit about a "syndrome"

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