Posts Tagged ‘acceptance’
Surprise Achievements at GiGi’s!
We are always ready to celebrate achievement at GiGi’s Playhouse and Nataley gave us a great reason to cheer loud and proud! Let’s set the stage for those of you…
Read MoreSharing Zoey to Change Perceptions
We are thrilled to welcome Heather, the proud mom of Zoey to GiGi’s Blog today! We asked Heather to share about Zoey and the wonderful little girl she is. Enjoy…
Read MoreFantastic Friends – Virtual Dance Party
Join us for a virtual dance party! We have had several birthdays this month and that calls for a celebration! What you will need? A favorite snack & drink Your…
Read MoreDown Syndrome & Learning. 8 Tips.
All people with Down syndrome experience some level of cognitive delays, this does not halt or lessen the many strengths and talents that each individual possesses. At GiGi’s Playhouse, we…
Read More2021 Calendars are HERE! Acceptance all year!
2021 Calendar: Stories of Acceptance GiGi’s Playhouse produces quality, professional calendars year after year impacting our communities and raising acceptance for individuals with Down syndrome. As with all communications, we…
Read More3 Common Down Syndrome Myths & The Facts
Happy Down Syndrome Awareness (or as we like to call it) Acceptance Month! We thought this would be a great time to talk about some common myths about Down…
Read MoreGiving Back at GiGi’s Playhouse | Glenn MacIntosh
Our GiGi’s Board of Managers introductions continues with Board Vice President, Glenn MacIntosh. Our Board Vice-President, Glenn MacIntosh, is certainly no stranger to GiGi’s Playhouse Syracuse. He and his…
Read MoreAcceptance starts with a smile and a Hi!
Dear My fellow Moms and Dads, I believe that we all want the same thing when it comes to our precious children. Whether we breastfeed or bottle-feed, home school,…
Read More2019 CNY Buddy Walk Registration is LIVE!
You asked & we answered! GiGi’s Playhouse Syracuse is thrilled to be the new host of the annual NDSS Buddy Walk! This year’s 25th Anniversary Buddy Walk (21st year in Syracuse) will take place…
Read MoreWhen acceptance takes time
Sometimes acceptance takes time and that is perfectly ok! We are thankful for the moms and dads who open up their hearts and share parts of their story that maybe…
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