Almost like popping bubble wrap, the Poke-A-Dot Old MacDonald's Farm book is addictive as much as it is educational. We bought it on am...

/> This is the first children's book (for ages 5 to 10) I have read that addresses the r-word or "retard." Nick, the main c...

There's a new children's book on Down syndrome on the block and it's written by Sandi Graham-McWade, inspired by her young son, ...

Written by Heather J. Scharlau-Hollis, a mother of 3. Her youngest has Down syndrome. A delightful story about a little girl who talks about...

Written by Meg Girnis. Photography by Shirley Leomon Green. I find the simple layout, white background and good photographs of kids with Dow...

Written & photographed by Marjorie W. Pitzer. A board book for babies and toddlers to enjoy. The photos are of kids with Down syndrome p...

Written by Eliza Woloson and illustrated by Bryan Gough, this book for young children captures the essence of a bond that is free of prejudi...

We registered for this year's summer reading program at our library. Matthew earned a few nice prizes for reading - well, listening to m...

Written by Eric Carl, this is a cute book about one very hungry caterpillar. This is one of the few books we borrowed at our local library t...

Written by Brian A. Beale in honor of his son, Colin Beale. This inspirational children's book about a little boy, who has Down syndrom...

"Tails" by Matthew Van Fleet is a very cute, playful touch and feel board book. Matthew's speech therapist had this book and b...

I never tire of inspirational books, including children's books. This book, authored by Julie A. Bouwkamp, does not disappoint. While th...

Peek-A-Who? by Nina Laden is Matthew's favorite board book. We read this book everyday, several times a day. It was with this book that ...

Many moms will agree that when you read books to your kids over and over and over and over, you'll memorize them. If you're like me,...