March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day.

Those who were born with an extra chromosome in the 21st pair are called "sunny" for their amazing openness, sincerity and warmth. As a sign of support, today the civilized world wears colorful socks, ties, changes avatars with the sun and just smiles at meetings. The staff of the Center joins the international flashmob #LotsOfSocks  to express tolerance and support for people with Down syndrome. Down syndrome is a genetic condition that does not depend on the lifestyle of the parents, their health, bad habits, diet, skin color or nationality. A baby with Down syndrome can be born in any family. Such children are in dire need of attention, care and love. The kindness, sincerity and immediacy of the "sun children" make our world better.