Publications
Cure NDD drives innovation and collaboration to improve outcomes for children with X-linked neurodevelopmental disorders. Explore our publications featuring key insights, research advancements, and findings that inform care and future therapies.
Building a Natural History and Patient Registry Platform for Coffin-Lowry Syndrome (CLS): A Roadmap for Therapeutic Readiness
Presented at 2026 American college of Medical Genetics (ACMG) Annual Clinical Genetics Meeting
Children's Books
What if the thing that makes you different is also what makes you magical?
My Magic X is a heartfelt, uplifting picture book about a child born with an extra X chromosome—a rare genetic difference that makes them wonderfully unique. Through love, family support, and quiet courage, this child discovers that growing at their own pace is not something to hide… but something to celebrate.
With warmth and reassurance, this story helps children understand that:
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Being different is something to honor
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Growth looks different for everyone
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Love is stronger than uncertainty
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Our uniqueness is our superpower
Perfect for families navigating:
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Rare genetic conditions
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X-linked differences
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Developmental delays
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Conversations about inclusion and self-acceptance
Written with compassion and care, My Magic X offers comfort to children who may feel “different” and reassurance to parents guiding them. It opens the door to meaningful conversations about identity, confidence, and unconditional love.
Little Hands, Big Comfort
Little Hands, Big Comfort is a gentle, reassuring children’s book about a young girl learning how to care for her dad, who lives with chronic illness. Some days he is full of energy, running and playing, and other days his body feels heavy with pain. Through drawings, hugs, songs, and quiet moments, the little girl discovers that even small acts of love can make a big difference.
This heartwarming story helps children understand that:
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They are not responsible for a loved one’s pain
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Showing care and kindness matters, even without “fixing” anything
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Love, presence, and patience are powerful tools
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Families can stay connected and strong, even on hard days
Perfect for families navigating chronic or invisible illness, Little Hands, Big Comfort encourages empathy, confidence, and hope, and reminds children that even little hands can bring big comfort.