Therapy Sources : Resources for Families : Support and Resources : Coastal Alabama Down Syndrome Society

Able Appetites - An Instagram page with resources for parents feeding kiddos with Down Syndrome
Down Syndrome Speech - An Instagram page with Speech Resources for children with Down Syndrome
Zoe's Toolbox -
Team Iron Will -
STARR Institute - Sensory activities to do at home
STARR Institute: Sensory Balanced Daily Schedules
Garden Yoga
Nutrition - My Plate.Gov
Cosmic Yoga
A great book with lots of ideas - Gross Motor Skills for Children with Down Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals by Patricia C. Winders.
Gross Motor Skills for Children with Down Syndrome - App for iPhone or iPad users
App with videos for how to do different developmental activities - The app allows you to access a daily program of activities based on your child’s development: Another app with videos for how to do different developmental activities. The app allows you to access a daily program of activities based on your child’s development.
Activities for Babies with Down Syndrome - A video created by Down Syndrome Education International. It focuses on practical activities to promote development that can be woven into everyday activities.
Move, Play, Learn, Grow - A Facebook page created by a pediatric physical therapist. It provides resources and ideas to encourage motor development through play and fun.
Can Do Kiddo - A website created by a pediatric occupational therapist and includes many resources for OT and PT activities
Music Therapy with Jessica Wood - YouTube Music Channel
Move It Alphabet - Products to encourage children to learn the alphabet by using their body. Great for body awareness, coordination, and balance

Speech and Language Resources

The following Speech and Language Resource Guides for individuals with Down syndrome have been generously provided to the NDSC and its members by Libby Kumin, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Loyola University, Maryland.

Basis for Speech, Language and Communication
First Words and Phrases
Infants and Toddlers
Preschool Through Kindergarten
Childhood Apraxia
School-Age Children
Adolescents
Adults
Oral Motor Skill Difficulties

SOURCE: https://www.ndsccenter.org/programs-resources/as/3to5/