Raising a Child With Albinism: A Guide to the Early Years

by Susan Leslie DuBois (Editor)

Parents of children with albinism now have access to a one-of-a-kind book to help guide them through the unique challenges of raising a child with albinism. Unveiled at NOAH s 12th National Conference in Las Vegas, Raising a Child with A Guide to the Early Years is a 200-page volume containing contributions from close 20 different writers. It provides a singularly authoritative source for new parents of children with albinism. Edited by NOAH member Susan DuBois, mother of two children with albinism, this informative and inspiring book is illustrated with color photos contributed by Positive Exposure s Rick Guidotti and eight others. Topics
- What is albinism?
- How will albinism impact my child s development?
- How do I stimulate my child s vision?
- The social impact of albinism
- Sun safety
- Early intervention and IEP programs
And MUCH more!
Funding for the four-year project comes from Northern Illinois NOAH and a grant from Delta Gamma sorority.

200 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[ronell wells]

My son has albinism

My son is now 34 years old and a professional West coast swing dancer. I wish I had this information when he was born and I'm glad parents have it now. Thank you. After reading this so much makes since now. I've been blessed because he's fine and successful. To all the parents out there God Bless You and your children.

[Haya]

Amazing

[Erin Dodge]

Great primer for the parent/teacher/grandparent, etc. of a newly diagnosed person with albinism. However, I would love if it had included more detail, more explanation. It was a good start, now I want a DEEPER book