I Don't Want My Down Syndrome Baby. What it all comes down to for my husband and me is this: I was old enough, when i became pregnant, that it made sense to do the testing for down syndrome.
He may have down syndrome, but he doesn't have every single characteristic of down syndrome. My mother had my sister late (she was 38) and as a result she was born with ds. “i’m not ready for a baby.”.
Over the course of the past six years of learning more about my son and meeting hundreds of new families that are raising a child with down syndrome. God gave him to us for a reason, and we are going to do our best to honor that gift. “i’m not ready for a baby.”.
Down syndrome is a challenge, and they know it, but it isn’t a tragedy and shouldn’t be treated as such. You should say, “i am so proud of you and your new little one.”. If you are pregnant and don’t want to be, and you find that any of the following statements resonate within your heart, then what you may really be trying to say is that you are ready to choose adoption, or at least seriously consider it:
I was old enough, when i became pregnant, that it made sense to do the testing for down syndrome. They may be grieving, happy, resolute, or (most likely) all three and more. He’s also the devil’s spawn and a totally manipulative little soul with a smile that could charm paint off walls.
You should say, “i love you, let me know if there is anything i can help with.”. I hate it when people give him things and let him through because “he’s cute”. Do take your cues from the parents.
I’d been feeling him roll and tumble in my stomach for weeks. Your baby has down syndrome, let me tell you, first of all, your life is not over. You should say, “i just love his/her cute little (insert.
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