What It’s Like to Raise a Daughter With Down Syndrome

This series is an illustration of family life – all the tensions, joys, ups and downs that go with the territory of being in a family. Sian Davey, a mother of four, was pregnant with her youngest child when she was told that there was a good chance her daughter would be born with Down syndrome. This project is for her, for Alice.

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