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“I’m not weird, I’m a special edition! With an extra X” is our approach to Triple-X. It is written for teenagers and beautifully illustrated. The appendix contains a lot of information for parents on Triple-X in general and on everyday life.
You can download this copy for free, but we recommend buying the book, because it gives more authority and is nicer to handle than a bunch of printed papers.
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“Living with Klinefelter Syndrome (47,XXY), Trisomy X (47,XXX) and 47,XYY” by Virgina Isaacs Cover is a very good book, which explains Triple-X on page 107 ff. in a very good and compact way.
The book can be downloaded for free!
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“Elizabeth and her Extra X” by Arlie Colvin explains Triple-X very good to children
Elizabeth and Her Extra X read by Erin Torres: https://youtu.be/3_ycENpOX3Q
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“Olivia & Bun-Bun: And The Extraordinary Extra X” by Nicole Browning Ph.D. and Daryna Pazenko is a new book for children
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Three Baby Kisses blogs on Instagram in English