4 oz of homemade whipped butter in the following varieties:

• unsalted

• salted

• herb

• garlic herb

• cinnamon honey (think your favorite steakhouse butter!)

• butter blends flight - try every flavor!

An order of every flavor (check out our butter blends flight) provides Landry with diapers for a week!

• Babies with Down syndrome often potty train months to years later than is typical.

• Medium feeds 10+: round or rectangle (depending on availability) disposable tray filled with 4 types of cheese, 3 meats, honey, fruit, nuts, cornichons or olives, 3 types of crackers

• Large feeds 15+: round or rectangle (depending on availability) disposable tray filled with types of cheese, 4 meats, honey, jam, fruit, nuts, cornichons or olives, 3 types of crackers

• X-Large feeds 22+: round or rectangle (depending on availability) tray filled with 6 types of cheese, 5 meats, honey, jam, spicy mustard, fruit, nuts, cornichons, olives, 4 types of crackers

Please indicate any allergies in the notes section at checkout.

A medium charcuterie board order provides Landry with one month of (4) outpatient physical therapy visits!

• Babies with Down syndrome often need physical therapy to overcome gross motor delays due to their low muscle tone.

A large charcuterie board order puts $150 in Landry's special needs savings account!

• Parents of children with Down syndrome must plan years ahead to ensure their children with special needs will have the care they need even after they're gone. They often have complex medical needs into adulthood because of their extra chromosome, including ~40-80% that will get dementia by their 50s from early-onset Alzheimer's disease. That number rises to ~90% when tracked to end-of-life for the Down syndrome population. The 21st chromosome plays an integral part in the development of Alzheimer's, and since those with Down syndrome have an extra copy, this causes a build-up of a protein, the amyloid precursor protein, which then causes Alzheimer's disease.

An XL charcuterie board order covers 2 nights in the hospital from Landry’s recent 4-night pneumonia hospitalization.

• Babies with Down syndrome often contract pneumonia and need to be hospitalized for relatively minor respiratory illnesses, like colds. Their low muscle tone doesn’t allow them to cough with enough force to expel the mucus in their lungs.