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Downloads

Growth reference charts for children with hypochondroplasia Cheung et al. 2024 (pdf)Download
Hypochondroplasia Parent Guide (pdf)Download
HCH Infographic (pdf)Download

Practical Guides for Hypochondroplasia

Practical tools, templates, and resources for everyday life

Many families tell us that practical guidance can be just as valuable as medical information. To support families, caregivers, educators, and adults with hypochondroplasia, we are developing a library of practical guides and downloadable resources, including family support tools and healthcare appointment checklists, designed for everyday situations. These hypochondroplasia resources will continue to grow over time based on community needs, lived experiences, and emerging research.

Medical appointments and healthcare

Planned resources may include: family support tools, such as questions to ask healthcare professionals, healthcare appointment checklists, and symptom and growth tracking tools. Additionally, you will find guidance on monitoring hearing, sleep, development, and mobility, as well as understanding referrals and specialist care. These hypochondroplasia resources are designed to support you throughout the healthcare journey.

Nursery and school support

Planned resources may include: school accommodation guides, teacher information sheets, nursery and preschool planning tools, classroom accessibility ideas, guidance for physical education and participation, templates for communicating with schools, and family support tools. Additionally, incorporating healthcare appointment checklists and hypochondroplasia resources can further enhance the support provided.

Home and daily life adaptations

Planned resources may include: home adaptation ideas, bathroom and kitchen accessibility tips, clothing and equipment suggestions, independence-support strategies, and travel and transport considerations. Additionally, consider utilizing family support tools, healthcare appointment checklists, and hypochondroplasia resources to further assist in planning.

Communication and self-advocacy

Planned resources for managing hypochondroplasia may include family support tools such as explaining hypochondroplasia to others, talking with children about their diagnosis and differences, and responding to questions or staring. Additionally, utilizing healthcare appointment checklists can help in supporting confidence and self-advocacy while ensuring the use of age-appropriate language.


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