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https://www.nichd.nih.gov/health/topics/down/conditioninfo/Pages/symptoms.aspx
https://patient.info/health/prenatal-screening-and-diagnosis-of-downs-syndrome
http://www.mychildwithoutlimits.org/understand/down-syndrome/down-syndrome-treatment/

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DEAR FUTURE MOM | March 21 - World Down Syndrome Day | #DearFutureMom

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DS can affect cognitive growth, physical growth, and weight. However, people with DS can often do what many others can, and are not very different.

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Many families have said that the positives far beat any negatives or difficulties that come with a child who has DS. Children with DS tend to be extremely loving and caring.

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Medical Problems Associated with Down Syndrome

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Medical Problems Associated with Down Syndrome

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Congenital heart defects are fairly common for people with DS and about  one half of all kids born with DS have problems with hearing and vision. The average lifespan of a person with DS is 50-60 years old.

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There are three types of Down Syndrome, the most common being trisomy 21, in which there is an extra 21st chromosome in every cell.
Mosaic DS is when there are two different cell groupings. Some of the cells have the "normal" 46 chromosomes, while other have 47, the extra one being an extra 21st chromosome.
Translocation DS is when just like in trisomy 21, there is an extra 21st chromosome, but it is attached to a different chromosome instead of being alone.

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Early treatment such as speech therapy, occupational therapy, and exercises to help improve their motor skills can be very helpful. DS, however, cannot be cured. Special education and special attention at school may also be helpful.

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People with DS inherit an "unbalanced translocation involving chromosome 21."

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Diagnosis during pregnancy can be done through two methods-- a screening test and a diagnostic test. Screening tests do not give a definitive yes or no, however, diagnostic tests can cause a small risk of complications, including miscarriage. DS can also be diagnosed postnatally.

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1) small head, ears, and mouth
2) flattened facial profile and nose
3) white spots on colored parts of the eye
4) wide, short hands with short fingers
5) short attention span
6) impulsive behavior
7) slow learning

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In 1866, Dr. John Langdon Down originally labeled Down syndrome a disorder due to his complete misunderstanding of how one acquired Down syndrome. In 1959, however, it was discovered that DS was actually a genetic disorder.

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http://www.friendshipcircle.org/blog/2013/03/20/42-top-down-syndrome-resources-you-should-know-about/
This website has 42 different books,websites, etc. for people to look at and interact with.
https://www.downsyndromefoundation.org/the-camp/
This link will take you to a page for a summer camp for people with DS aged 10-21.
http://www.bandofangels.com/
Band of Angels has non-medical information on DS and is a support system for families
https://m.youtube.com/user/CdnDownSyndrome
The Canadian DS Youtube channel is full of people with DS answering frequently asked questions, etc.