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this was brilliant! - loving how much he gets into it.

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http://www.downsyndromedolls.com/online/index.php

Designed by a pediatrician, our dolls realistically reflect the following characteristics of Down Syndrome

- Ears: small ears set low on head

- Mouth: small mouth

- Tongue: protruding tongue

- Fingers: shortened fingers

- Eyes: almond shaped eyes

- Hand: horizontal crease in palm of hand

- Toes: gap between 1st and 2nd toe

- Head: flattened back of head

- Nose: flattened bridge across nose

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