Question 1

how would you describe "middle child syndrome"?

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Not getting enough a: Middle child syndrome is a child who does not getting enough attention and love because the parents are busy and providing more attention and care to the oldest and the youngest children. My recommendation to the parents is not to have children closer than four years apart. This provides enough age difference between the children to get the best care.

Question 2

how can i help my child with apert syndrome?

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See details: Children with Apert syndrome have multi organs problems: craniofacial, hands (fingers web) V shape palate , underbite , hearing and vision impair.  Need lots of correctional surgeries but mostly can Intergrated in mainstream society later in life.

Question 3

how can you tell a child has mild rett syndrome?

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Genetic testing: Rett´s syndrome is a genetic disorder almost always affecting girls.
Genetic testing as well as a very detailed exam can give you answers. Typically girls start off with normal development up until about 18 months, sometimes the first symptom is the arms and legs get floppy, and loss of hand movements that are purposeful. It afects the brain, cognition and breathing patterns amongst other things.

Question 4

what's it like to have a child with apert syndrome?

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Difficult rewarding: Genetic condition is caused by gene mutation with problems of facial/cranial bone development. The medical problems come from these deformities. A loving, supportive & involved family is correlated with normal outcomes in alpert's people. There r many obstacles- surgeries, sleep apnea, frequent ear/sinus infections. http://children.webmd.com/apert-syndrome-symptoms-treatments-prognosis?page=2.

Question 5

is it possible for a child  to live with edwards syndrome?

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Life is relative: Probably the majority of conceptions with this chromosome pattern will terminate early in pregnancy. Those that are born have a limited lifespan. Approximately 30% die by the end of the first month & 50% by the end of the 2nd. By a year about 10% remain with major medical & developmental problems.

Question 6

what are the odds of having another child with rett syndrome?

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Very low: 99.5% of the time, there is just one child with rett syndrome in a family. This rare genetic condition occurs almost always in girls. It's caused by a mutation of the mecp2 gene on the x chromosome. The international rett syndrome foundation (http://www.Rettsyndrome.Org/) can be very helpful.

Question 7

what is the probability of having a child with downs syndrome?

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Depends on mom's age: A woman's chances of giving birth to a child with Down syndrome increase with age because older eggs have a greater risk of improper chromosome division. By age 35, a woman's risk of conceiving a child with Down syndrome is 1 in 400. By age 45, the risk is 1 in 35. However, most children with Down syndrome are actually born to women under age 35 because younger women have far more babies.

Question 8

how do i handle my child's asperger's syndrome on a daily basis?

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Support!: Parents of autistic children and adults cope with issues ranging from guilt and frustration to financial issues, isolation, and sheer loneliness. You are not alone - and there are many ways to find support, rest, resources and friends. Check out: autism.About.Com/.../autismandthelaw/autism_legal_and_financial_...

Question 9

how do i recognize correctly the signs of aspergers syndrome for a child?

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Get an assessment: The only way to get a correct diagnosis is to see a healthcare professional.

Question 10

what are the effects of risperdial medication on a down's syndrome child?

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Not really known: It's not really known, it's a risk benefit analysis in every case.

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