Processing speed is how quickly babies understand their surroundings. Some babies may need more time to respond. Support your baby by breaking tasks into smaller steps, repeating activities daily, and using visual aids. Pay attention to their cues and allow extra learning time without pressure. Collaborate with knowledgeable therapists for support. Celebrate every bit of progress, as slow and steady growth builds strong brains.

Discover how reduced neurogenesis shapes early brain development in Down syndrome. Learn how fewer neurons and altered timing impact cognition, memory, and learning—and why its important for families to understand these changes and pursue early intervention.

I never seem to run out of questions...

In Down syndrome, underlying changes from the cellular level compound to produce noticeable differences compared to neurotypical brains. How do those differences relate to typical strengths and weaknesses in Down syndrome?

Choline supports neurodevelopment, regardless of diagnosis, but may be even more beneficial for those with developmental delays.