How Jack’s Basket Celebrates Babies with Down Syndrome (Good Morning Texas) 6/24/25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2U9i5jPZZg North Texas mom Julie Eidy is changing the narrative for babies born with Down syndrome with a program called Jack’s Basket.
Haru, You Make Me Better
When we found out our daughter, Haru, had Down syndrome, it was a moment filled with uncertainty. The doctors presented us with difficult choices, and we felt overwhelmed. But deep
Makenna, You Make Me Better
In honor of Father’s Day, we’re highlighting a Dad’s perspective on how his daughter makes him better. Read on to hear from Brandon, one of our Basket Delivery Pa
Sienna, You Make Me Better
I’m not sure there are words to adequately share just how much Sienna’s life makes us all better, but I sure will try. I will always shout her name from the rooftops an
Sky, You Make Me Better
I will never forget the day we received that phone call. You know the one I mean. “The diagnosis.” How somber the doctor sounded. How profusely he apologized. How I burst into
Hudson, You Make Me Better
Hudson is my third child, and he is my world, my little bundle of joy. When he came into my life, everything changed. I found a new sense of responsibility, love, and selflessness.
Special delivery provides comfort and connection for parents of children with Down syndrome – WTVG – 5/6/25
https://youtu.be/oXRDMb9_AV4?feature=shared A special delivery provides comfort and connection for parents of children with Down syndrome. Every year, more than 5,000 babies are bo
Piercen, You Make Me Better
Our little girl’s Down syndrome diagnosis was confirmed when I was about 25 weeks pregnant with her. I spent the rest of my pregnancy trying to find out as much as I possibly cou
Marty, You Make Me Better
Our little Marty was diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth. We opted for no testing during my pregnancy, just like my first two, because no matter what, we would love our baby! The
Anna, You Make Me Better
“We received a prenatal diagnosis that our daughter Anna would be born with Trisomy 21. While the news was shocking and hard to process at first, we reached out to groups lik