I have my Joseph who has Down Syndrome and we are now 9 about to be 10 weeks pregnant with our 3rd baby. Kaden our oldest is 6.
Josephs health is great. He is potty training. He goes to school all day and he gets his therapies at school. We don't go to doctors all the time anymore and he's been seizure free for 2yrs. He is a normal child. We don't see him as being disabled. So why would someone think its wrong to give him a brother or sister?
He is so excited to be a big brother. He tells everyone his baby is cooking. Lol
Tell them mind their own damn business and live your life the way that's best for you and your family
Congrats on your son's progress and your pregnancy
Quoting Roxygurl:
There is nothing wrong with having more children as long as you can handle it.
Nothing wrong with it at all. My niece has Down syndrome and she lights up my world when I am around her. She is the sweetest, friendliest little girl you would ever meet and holy cow she just dotes on her baby sister.
Quoting Leah3333:Nothing wrong with it at all. My niece has Down syndrome and she lights up my world when I am around her. She is the sweetest, friendliest little girl you would ever meet and holy cow she just dotes on her baby sister.
You know I love your Joesph.He is going to be the BEST big brother!!! And new baby is lucky to have such a great mommy!!
Oh yeah and I bet he is over the moon excited to be a big brother. Abby did coloring projects everyday for the baby and a few weeks before she was born they layed them all out and let her pick 5 and then framed them and put them up in the baby's bed room and Abby just beams when she sees that she was part of that. Every single Down syndrome kiddo, baby and adult I have ever met has been the happiest sweetest person ever. I don't see how anyone can ever say anything bad or mean to or about them.
Quoting amy1will:
That's Joseph. He makes my bad days so much better. He is so loving and caring. He's so gentle with new babies. He kisses and hugs my belly now. I am excited to give him a sibling.
Quoting Leah3333:Nothing wrong with it at all. My niece has Down syndrome and she lights up my world when I am around her. She is the sweetest, friendliest little girl you would ever meet and holy cow she just dotes on her baby sister.
I don't think I could handle more than 1 child if one had a special need. My nephew has something. At first they said it wasn't autism, now they're saying it is, I don't know. There is definitely something, and he needs a lot of attention.
I feel overwhelmed at times and I have got the 2 best kids. (90%) of time anyway.
If you can do it, go for it. I guess some people think you would have more kids with special needs.



- amy1will
on Jan. 13, 2013 at 1:22 AM