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Whats with the socks?

Socks are used mainly because of the chromosomes pictorial resemblance.

Odd socks? Yes, because we have a set of three, instead of a set of two.
Colourful socks? Because Down Syndrome people have very colourful personalities. We will share a little more on that below.

The Bright Sides Of Down Syndrome

There are many positive things about people living with Down syndrome. Here are some of them:

Warm and friendly: People with Down syndrome are known for their warm and friendly personalities. They are often very social and enjoy spending time with others.

Kind-hearted: Individuals with Down syndrome often have a very kind and compassionate nature, and are known for their empathy and understanding.

Positive attitude: People with Down syndrome tend to have a positive outlook on life, even in the face of challenges.

Strong work ethic: Individuals with Down syndrome are often hard workers who take pride in their accomplishments, no matter how small.

Good sense of humor: People with Down syndrome often have a great sense of humor and enjoy making others laugh.

Musical and artistic: Many individuals with Down syndrome have a natural talent for music and the arts. They may enjoy singing, playing instruments, dancing, or creating art.

Athletic: People with Down syndrome can excel in sports and physical activities, and may enjoy participating in team sports or other athletic pursuits. They are often exceptionally flexible.

Resilient: Individuals with Down syndrome have shown a remarkable ability to bounce back from setbacks and challenges.

Inspiring: People with Down syndrome can serve as role models for others, inspiring people with their positive attitude, hard work, and determination.

Overall, people with Down syndrome bring a unique perspective and set of strengths to the world, and can enrich the lives of those around them.

Whats More?

Down’s syndrome is a genetic disorder caused when abnormal cell division results in extra genetic material from chromosome 21.

People with Down syndrome may face some challenges, including:

Intellectual disability: Down syndrome is often associated with intellectual disability, which can make it difficult for individuals with the condition to learn and complete tasks.

Health problems: People with Down syndrome are more prone to certain health problems, including heart defects, respiratory infections, hearing loss, and vision problems.

Communication difficulties: Some individuals with Down syndrome may have difficulty communicating, which can impact their ability to interact with others and express their thoughts and feelings.

Social stigma: People with Down syndrome may face social stigma and discrimination, which can limit their opportunities and make it difficult for them to participate fully in society.


Early intervention programs with a team of therapists and special educators who can treat each child’s specific situation are helpful in managing Down’s syndrome.

Many global studies exist, there is still less locally based research in the area.
Locally, myths and ignorance can combine to make a parents path more tedious. From worst case google scenarios, to witchcraft and even religious stigma.

Become a part of T21 Families Support Organisation to learn about locally available resources and professionals.
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