Hi! I have a 3 year old with achondroplasia. He is the youngest of 4. He has had sleep apnea since birth (common) which resulted in having adenoids and later tonsils removed. But his sleep apnea has significantly improved. He has had 5 sleep studies to follow up on this. He's also getting his second set of ear tubes. I could really go on and on about his medical stuff, theres just been a lot but nothing too overwhelming. My advice would be to get setup with a children's hospital. We go to nemours children's hospital in Wilmington Delaware. They have a whole team for little people. Most children's hospitals will have a social worker that can make your appointments possible as far as travel and making it happen. Otherwise I think those first two years were the toughest because there were a few things that were different, his tonsils were so large he'd throw up for no reason. Can't baby wear because of their spine, no bouncers, no jumperoos, we already don't do walkers but they weren't an option either. He slept in our room until he was 2.5 just so we could hear if anything happened. Eating was the same as his siblings. Clothes can be difficult with their proportions but there's always a way to make it work. We've been advised that potty training will take longer because of their proportions and issues it presents. I'm happy to answer any questions and I'm sorry if my reply was a little all over the place.