The "Strider" bike. Notice anything unusual? It has no pedals. Kids sit and walk it forward to learn balance and have fun. Sort of like a big kids' ride-on.
The Buddy Cruise is giving away a cruise to one lucky person (over 16) with Ds. You can check out their web site. I think a few of our members might recognize one of these volunteers :)
GiGi's Playhouse had lots of info and free calendars. You know I got one, right?
We met Connie and her daughters Hannah & Theresa. Connie designed Dolls for Downs. They're beautifully crafted 18-inch dolls. A fantastic new product/business.
(Abigail is getting one for her birthday, but don't tell her, it's a surprise!)
We met George Estreich, author of The Shape of the Eye.
I'm going back tomorrow to buy a signed copy.
Specs 4 Us was here again this year, selling their eyeglass frames to fit the
beautiful faces of Down syndrome.
Downs Designs is a great business, selling specially designed jeans that actually fit our kids! They are a wonderful group of people, and have a great product.
There were so many more great products and services. There were books, and camps, and artists, and nutritionists, and toys, and so much more. I didn't take a picture of every booth, but I think you get the idea. Next post... let's dance!







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