“…In this process, parents have experienced psychological problems, such as rejection, regret, sadness, anger, sociability, guilt, stress, anxiety, hopelessness and depression (Akkök, 1997;Kaytez, Durualp, & Kadan, 2015;Piştav-Akmeşe, Mutlu, & Kerem-Günel, 2007;Sucuoğlu, 1995). In the literature, the concept of "Down Syndrome Advantage," which positively affects the level of social welfare of mothers, has been widely used for many years because children and young people with DS have a more harmonious and calm temperament than children with other genetic syndromes and mental deficiencies (Corrice & Glidden, 2009). Many parents of children with DS are strongly against it even if it is not valid for all parents, and parents with normal development children have had the pleasure of raising children despite the behavior problems that accompany their children's disabilities (Glidden, Grein, & Ludwig, 2011).…”