When a parent is given the diagnosis of Down syndrome for their baby whether he or she is already born or is still just an embryo in the early stages of development, a multitude of questions begin to run through their minds. Many times initial research and information can be overwhelming and difficult to sort through. Parents and families typically need short, concise answers to questions that need no further explanation. It is best for these individuals to have access to questions and answers that they can consult later on as they need to get more answers or cannot remember what they initially read. Research has shown that publications of popular questions that most new parents of a Down syndrome child will ask and the answers to these questions are beneficial and in most cases necessary. Questions and concerns tend to come up in a person’s mind over time and without notice. It is at times such as this that a FAQ publication comes in handy.