Abstract
Telling new parents that their baby has Down's sydrome takes a high degree of skill and sensitivity.
What is said—and when, how, and by whom—will greatly influence the child's chances of being raised in a nurturing environment.
Telling new parents that their baby has Down's sydrome takes a high degree of skill and sensitivity.
What is said—and when, how, and by whom—will greatly influence the child's chances of being raised in a nurturing environment.
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