During this holiday season, four children will be able to ride around their backyards in style thanks to a new adaptable toy car. A software development company named EPAM Systems donated ride-on cars to four children who receive services from The Warren Center. The cars were adapted specifically for each child to use as part of physical or occupational therapy. With the help of therapists at The Warren Center, each child’s design was customized. […]
Read More →Twin born with partial hearing loss learns sign language
A twin girl with partial hearing loss is excelling at learning sign language with an early intervention specialist at The Warren Center. Emma and her twin sister were born prematurely at 29 weeks. After birth, Emma was diagnosed with bilateral sensorineural hearing loss, which means she has hearing loss in both ears. Emma has moderate to severe hearing loss in her right ear and moderate to mild hearing loss in her left ear. Emma is […]
Read More →Baby eats first ounce of food by mouth for first time more than 600 days after birth
A baby ate her first ounce of food by mouth for the first time more than 600 days after birth, which was a heartwarming victory for both her parents and her therapists. Remy is a 21-month-old girl who was born with a genetic condition called Cornelia De Lange Syndrome at 31 weeks. She was born small in stature with unique arms, having two fingers on her left and one on her right. Remy receives occupational […]
Read More →How to talk with family members about your child’s disability
Learning your child has a developmental disability or delay can come with a range of emotions. On top of your own emotions as a parent, talking with family members about your child’s disability may be difficult due to their own concerns or lack of understanding. Below are some tips on how to talk with family members about your child’s disability that were presented at a parent discussion group with The Warren Center’s Dr. Kelsey Klindt. […]
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