We are parents of two children and one of them just happens to have Down syndrome. When Liam was born we didn’t know very much about Down syndrome and most of the information we did have didn’t seem very hopeful and positive. Well this podcast aims to share stories, break down stereotypes and help change the narrative by redefining Down syndrome.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & FamilyEducation |
In this episode we revisit a conversation with our longtime pediatrician, Dr. Ilona Kleiner, who has been with our family since the day Sophia was born and has guided us through Liam’s journey with wisdom, honesty and compassion. Dr. Kleiner shares h... more
Today we sit down with speech-language pathologist and author Janine Tang to talk about her new book "Play Dumb and Sabotage: Mindfully Under-Anticipating the Child’s Needs and Creating Opportunities to Practice Language". Drawing from more than two... more
In this episode, we discuss the challenges of a new school year and how we advocate to create a foundation of support for Liam, with the intentions of creating a narrative of inclusion.
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In this episode Stephen and Lori sit down on a quiet summer morning to reflect on the season of transitions, both for their family and for their son Liam, who just graduated middle school. From the stillness of summer mornings to the in-between space... more
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I just heard about this podcast while listening to The Office Ladies (I’m about a year behind). My first episode was your wedding anniversary which struck a chord as my husband and I just celebrated our 20th this fall. We also have two kids (our oldest has Down syndrome) - so I’m looking forward to hearing more insights from you guys! Thank you!
The interview with Jake Pratt was so wonderful. My first thought when I found out my baby would have Down syndrome was, “I will never get to take my child to college! He will never be independent, he will never drive!” And that is NOT TRUE! So grateful for Jake’s example.
Stephen and Lori really put themselves out there in these wonderful, wide-ranging, and honest podcasts. As a dad of a young man with DS, it’s nice to tune in and listen to calm, thoughtful and deeply kind-hearted people covering personal subjects I don’t get around to (or avoid) thinking about. They make me think and smile, and that’s a gift. Thanks, Team Saux!
~ Brian, a dadvocate
This podcast has been such an encouragement to my heart during my first 9 months of adjusting to having a baby with Down Syndrome. Thank you for sharing your stories with us.
This is such an encouraging and empowering podcast. Thank you for all you do for our kiddos!
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Content is centered around the experiences of parenting children, particularly focusing on challenges and joys related to raising a child with Down syndrome. The hosts often share personal anecdotes, highlight advocacy for inclusive education, and discuss emotional topics surrounding identity and self-worth in the disability community. Through guest conversations, they explore broader themes such as motherhood, education strategies, and the importance of community support. This series stands out by creating a supportive environment for parents navigating similar challenges, offering not just informative content but also emotional encouragement.
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2. Janine Tang
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