Mam “Orientals”???

Yes, That’s one reason I did a remake of this video. Watch the new one.

@@LivingWithEve Ohhh ok Wonderful. Reminder: This world is not everlasting ; people NEEDGOD doht comm. Happy Momming

@sonic and tails fan beautiful!!!

Thank you for changing the title. It's PEOPLE with Downs Syndrome.

Oh, thank you so much. You made my night!

unfortunately shes probably one of those moms who thinks its a great thing to have all hers and her kids vaccinations

@@area51ville you’re just an idiot if you think there’s anything wrong with vaccines, science proves that it’s fine. And may I just ask what does vaccines have anything to do with this video you’re so unnecessarily political

@@area51villeboohoo learn to focus n live ur own life loser

Didn't exactly answer the question as to why they look alike

Just to clarify, the tongue is NOT abnormally large, but the mouth is too small so the tongue looks relatively large.

That little girl is gonna rule the world!! Girl power! ❤️

@@tinalindsey1598 No.

@@tinalindsey1598 let’s be realistic here, very few of even the brightest little girls and boys go on to rule the world. It’s usually the ones with family connections who do so

They missed all the signs on my ultrasound. Heart defect and all.

😩😐⭕️

Huh

Lol what does that even mean

Oh plz

Thank you! Yes, that is exactly why I put it out. I’m working on a few ideas that can go along with this video. If you have any uncomfortable questions that your afraid to ask, if you’re thinking it, others are too. Just let me know. 🤗

@@LivingWithEve I certainly will.

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I really want to bring awareness to DS and that it’s not something to be scared of.

You’re welcome. I am glad you appreciated and enjoyed it.

Thank you!!❤️

So true! yes, like any child... it's a sure test.❤

Thank you! I really miss you guys by the way. Especially this Saturday, not that Becca is not amazing, cuz she is, but I miss what you guys always did with the music. Plus I miss your Mom and the hugs... oh I am getting nostalgic. I hope you guys are having a great time in AZ. I going to go check out your FB Page to check out what you guys are up to. 🤭❤️😊

Thank you so much!

Thank you for watching our video❤️

Thank you! I am having way too much fun. It’s so relaxing. I put the kids to bed, get a cup of tea, and sit and edit until Eric comes home. Feel free to share with your new friends. I’m working with some friends to create a mission statement and make a business from this 😊

Thank you so much.

Thanks!

Thank you! I hope you do enjoy it.

@@zander7 Hi, Zander! Actually, parents can't give their kids Down Syndrome. Trisomy 21 can happen with kids of all colors and backgrounds, young parents, old parents, black parents, white parents. It's not something Parents can control. Education is something a parent can influence. If you didn't have the opportunity as a chid, take it now and inform yourself.

Well said!! Xx brilliant video downs is not the parents fault and she is a lovely little girl with loving parents xx

Zander this video and channel are made to be uplifting and inspiring. Kids with Down syndrome are no less people than you and me and that’s what this is about. If you don’t enjoy this heartwarming video and content then please don’t watch it. If you’re putting hate comments on someone’s videos you clearly need more love and compassion in your life - so sending you all the loving and healing vibes 🧡

Thank you Just Cozy Things, that was beautifully said. ❤️❤️ It is very clear that he needs to look more into how Down Syndrome comes into place. Many young Moms give birth to DS kids. And in the end it doesn’t matter, because they are people like us and she is the joy of our lives. People with DS, their lives are full and beautiful. People like him inspire me to make more videos like this. Until you meet or are exposed to a person with DS you begin to understand. Thank you for your support Just Cozy Things❤️

Thank you so much!

Thank you for sharing... they are beautiful.

Ahhh thank you! If you get a chance check out some of our other more recent videos, I’m March I am going to really focus in on Downs and more on her journey.

Thank you!!

That is her personality to a tea!

Thank you so much

Thank you for sharing.

She does actually!

Thanks!

Thank you for leaving a comment! I am glad it was helpful.

Thank you❤️

She is lovely bless her and obviously got a KIND and understanding MUMMY and presumably DADDY , I wonder how OLD SHE IS ? 😘😘😘❤💌👄X

I think ALL people with DOWN SYNDROME whether it be BABY/ CHILD / TEENAGER or ADULT ,are ALL LOVELY , they ALWAY'S seem to be HAPPY where they are conserned even if they do sadly have HEALTH PROBLEMS

Thank you so much!

@MR STUPID STUPID why ?

Praise God! We need good teachers, especially with Special needs (don’t know if that’s your field). However... When I was a teacher, they couldn’t find a special needs teacher and we had long term sub after long term sub come in. I always felt so bad because that was common occurrence in our county. Thank you!

@@LivingWithEve as a sub I always requested the special needs classrooms! I felt God in those rooms more than in any church I've ever attempted in my life. I love DS kids. They are just like regular ed kids but with extra joy to sure!!

Very awesome! Thanks for stopping by our channel.

Thanks so much! Actually all of our kids started off with blond hair, even I had blond hair. It seems to darken around the age of 5. However, my Dad and sister have reddish blond hair, like Naomi. So it seems to be a family thing, so far.

@@LivingWithEve I love love love your channel!!!

I've met several Asians with Down Syndrome and they had black hair, as you might expect.

They are so sweet. It’s in their blood. Let me know if you have any questions. I am going to do a bunch more video for Down Syndrome Awareness month.

@@LivingWithEve I was so blessed to be able to how did the experience that I did have you able to work with ease special people in school when I did. I first met them when I started working and the school cafeteria and Junior High and the first person I met was someone who was just a little slow and she had it very mild Down syndrome and she was very nice and I was so so happy to be her friend. Unfortunately she ended up moving after the end of the school year when we went in to the next grade. And then when I went into High School cheers later I was able to work in the high school cafeteria with some people who were a little mentally slow as well as someone who had mild Down syndrome as well and they were very very sweet people and I just adore them. I was also very blessed to also know them from my second job which is so funny is to of the people I worked with also worked at Toys R Us Part Time with my mom when I started working at Toys R Us as well with my mom I didn't know until I started working there and I saw them. So when I saw them there and I told my mom that ice that I knew that from school and where I knew them from she was like really. and I was like yeah I knew that and it was like well you were going to be working with them on the floor and after I was trained and she just wanted to make sure that I was okay to be working with them because I was to be able to keep an eye on them as well. And I was like sure no problem, one of the reasons being her feeling comfortable enough for me to work with them even being new on the floor was because she's the one who trained me and I was her daughter. She knew that I was a hard worker I wasn't going to you know shirk the work and she knew that I was patient with people that needed patients and that if I had any problems I would come straight to her and get her. After working with them through High School and a little after because they only work there a few years after I graduated before they had to move on through a different program I don't know what it was I really did miss their company I I just was really blessed. I think that anybody who meet someone who has a disability and has a good outlook in life that they can just spend time with them they'll see how it's not something to look at negatively it's just something to look at as a nuisance more than anything. For me as I got older I ended up becoming disabled and I hate being disabled but is a nuisance for me I don't like being disabled and I don't think of myself as disabled most of the time. so when I talk to people and when they talk to me the first thing that comes to my mind and and when I spied myself I don't stay on disabled instrumentals in every other way and manner what I do or my interest in everything and then if that comes up in conversation it doesn't if it doesn't it doesn't because I don't let it Define me and I think that's important for children with disabilities 2 be able to experience as they grow up. I think that's four important for adults to understand that as children they don't shouldn't have to describe themselves as somebody disabled that shouldn't be part of their description it shouldn't have to be part of something that they use as a definition of themselves.

Thank you, I really try very hard because I know it is so much needed. Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you. ❤️

So glad!

My suggestion is to just be there for her and listen. She is having so many emotions stirring in her at once. When I was in the hospital I had a friend come and literally took photos of us, of the doctor's badges, important paperwork. If you can do this or remind her husband to do this, that will really help. If the diagnosis is positive for DS ... If you can make her meals, babysit if she has other kids, especially since she will have a lot of doctor appointments in the beginning. Even come over and bring things that she likes. Like I had a friend give me a manicure. Hope this helps.

I have a cute son who is downsydrome and I'm worried because he's three&half yrs and cannot walk not talk ,,, how long does a Downsydrome kids take to walk and talk

She started walking at 2. Have you spoken with your pediatrician or looked into therapies??

Yes! With all of my kids I need patience.😊

Thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed it!

It was very hard. She was in the hospital for a full month and I didn’t get to see my other kids because I was so caught up in hospital drama and checking the nurses (who made a few mistakes with medication). It was tough. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for your encouragement ! I am planning, after the holidays to do more videos on DS.

@@LivingWithEve That sounds awesome!

Thank you so much for leaving a comment and watching. ❤️

She had COVID twice and did better with it than anyone in the family. I think everyone is different.

@@LivingWithEve thank you 👍🇮🇪☘️