An adorable toddler who has Down's Syndrome is set to become Britain's next top child model after being snapped up by a casting agency. Connie-Rose Seabourne, from Morley, near Leeds, attracted the attention of three scouts after her mother Julie Britton, 42, sent them photographs of her. Now the 23-month-old has bagged two campaigns. For proud Julie it is a sign that her daughter's disability 'does not define who she is'. Connie-Rose was born two months premature but wasn't diagnosed with Down's Syndrome until she was two weeks old - something that didn't faze Julie or her partner Peter Seabourne, 44.Connie-Rose Seabourne was diagnosed with Down's at two weeks oldMother Julie Britton, 42, sent her photographs of daughter to model agentsThe 23-month-old loves the camera and has already bagged two contracts
Julie sent out pictures of _-Rose to three agencies who then contacted her to arrange test shoots to assess how Connie-Rose would perform in front of the cameras. She said: 'Some parents struggle with the idea of _ initially and think that life isn't going to be the same again.