Kid with Down syndrome has become the face of an advertising campaign

Megan Nash considers her child the most beautifulin the world. This is not surprising, all mothers think about their children this way. But Megan was not just moved by sitting in her nursery. She decided that her baby should see the world. And I thought - why shouldn't Asher take part in the casting for filming in advertising? And then it turned out that her son had no chance. Not a single one. He just won't be allowed to the casting because of the diagnosis. “It looks like discrimination. And it really hurts. I look at and think - what would be the contribution to the development of the global modeling business. And he doesn't even have a chance to be rejected. He was simply not given the opportunity to even try! - Megan was indignant. And she went to war.A photo: @ Asher’sDownRightPerfectShe first created Asher’s Down Right Perfect for Asher’s Facebook page. And on his behalf turned to the brand Oshkosh B’gosh - a company that produces children's clothing and shoes. I asked to evaluate the model data of little Asher. Adulation is a viral reaction. Megan decided to support a community dedicated to children with Down syndrome. Asher’s photo has become incredibly viral, flooded with all information tapes and channels. And it caused only affection - more and more emotion! The Asher page very quickly got more than seven thousand subscribers. And in the comments to the posts made by the baby's mother, people already share their own stories - after all, Asher is not one such child.1 / 8Photo: @ Asher’sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRaftppp Cep: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRerPerfecttek @ an @AphrahDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRightPerfectPhoto: @ Asher'sDownRerPerfect: We liked Asher, we enjoyed spending time with his family. We appreciate the efforts of Ms. Nash to attract children with special needs to participate in promotional campaigns. “We will make every effort to ensure that there are more and more such children in our campaigns,” said a spokesman for Oshkosh B’gosh. “My goal is for Usher to be included in life. After all, he will become an adult, he will have a job. I want him to be involved in the community of his colleagues, his peers. “I want him to live in a world that accepts him for who he is - precisely Asher, and not his diagnosis,” said Ashera Nash’s mother.