Starting therapy is an important milestone for children with Down syndrome and Trisomy 21. It often marks the beginning of crucial interventions that can enhance development. Children may receive various therapies including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, tailored to meet their specific needs. Parents can play a pivotal role by actively participating in therapy sessions, ensuring a supportive environment at home, and fostering engagement in daily routines. Building a network of supportive resources and connecting with other families can also be beneficial. Many organizations and local support groups offer resources for therapy options, progress tracking, and emotional support. Staying informed about the latest research and strategies in developmental therapies is vital for providing the best support. Embracing the journey while celebrating every small achievement along the way can make the experience rewarding for both the child and the family.