Down syndrome is the most common genetic disorder. It is caused due the excess of one or more chromosomes within each human cell. Down syndrome is a disorder that surpresses normal physical and mental development of these children and affects all racial groups. It can also appear in any family, no matter of the health of the parents, economic situation or lifestyle. Children with Down syndrome are slower in learning certain development skills, that confirms the fact that early intervention is the most important. The main goal of an early intervention is to allow these children to develop their skills and gain that experience which they need. Methods used should include his environment being arranged to encourage the complete development and stimulation of his or her interest and attention. This contributes in a way that this child becomes more proactive in the interaction with the environment around him. Society's attitude towards people with Down syndrome through history was mostly ignorance of their needs and segregating them from society's everyday life. Separating people with disabilities did not yield any results. The ethical issue of segregation still remains. In the early 20th century, there was a concept called "integration", which implied the involvement of these children in the existing education system, but without adjustments to their specific needs. To this date we have an inclusive education form exists, based on the belief that every person has equal rights and opportunities regardless of individual differences, and where each person is respected and accepted as a human being. We can not be satisfied with the integration and acceptance of children with Down syndrome in a way it has been practiced in our society thru history and in same way as it is today. In the future, it might come to new insights regarding the progress of children with DS, so they could form new and better pedagogical models of education to children with disabilities and that they will develop all their abilities and contribute to the community. Therefore, the main objective of this final work is to inform and sensitize the public about the importance of supporting children with Down syndrome and also to give a help and support to their families.