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Infants with Down syndrome have cognitive difficulties that are:

Infants with Down syndrome have cognitive difficulties that are:

▸ obvious from birth, but become more or less severe during the second year, depending on home environment.

▸ minimal, although social and emotional and motor delays are obvious from birth.

▸ more severe than their social and motor delays.

▸ less apparent in the early months, but become more pronounced by the second year of life.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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