November 14, 2022
A baby who was born 18 weeks early is now a superstar at crawling thanks to guidance she’s received from The Warren Center. Ariadna was born at 22 weeks old. She spent 176 days in the neonatal intensive care unit. Eight weeks of those 176 days were spent on a jet ventilator because she had bronchopulmonary dysplasia, which is a form of chronic lung disease that affects newborns. She also had brain bleed on both
November 9, 2022
Posted by Lawson Gutzwiller
We’re entering the time of year where we reflect on what we’re grateful for and spend time with people we love the most. This Thanksgiving season, many of you may be traveling to visit loved ones. Traveling may bring anxiety for some, especially for parents who have children with special needs. Here’s some tips for parents of children with special needs for car and air travel this holiday season. 1. HAVE YOUR CHILD CARRY A
November 8, 2022
Posted by Lawson Gutzwiller
Adam, a child who has a feisty personality, was born with a rare genetic disorder, and the love his family surrounds him with has played an important part in his recent successes. Adam is almost 2 years old and has been enrolled in The Warren Center’s early childhood intervention program since he was 8 months old. He was born with Joubert’s syndrome, which is a genetic disorder that affects the area of the brain that
November 7, 2022
Posted by Lawson Gutzwiller
A baby born who was born 16 weeks early is getting to appreciate the everyday joys of life months after beginning services at The Warren Center. Ashton was born at 24 weeks. He had a breech birth and weighed only 1 pound, 13 ounces. Following his birth, Ashton faced many diagnoses, including a perventricular leukomalicia cyst, an intraventricular hemorrhage, Hydrocephalus, which is the buildup of fluid in the cavities deep within the brain, chronic lung
November 3, 2022
Posted by Lawson Gutzwiller
Little Delaney continues to grow with smile on her face A toddler with Down syndrome is growing and reaching milestones each day while receiving services from The Warren Center — and she does so with the cutest smile on her face. Delaney was born prematurely. Her mother did not know Delaney had Down syndrome while pregnant. Delaney now lives with adoptive parents. They brought her to The Warren Center when she was 16 months old.
October 25, 2022
Posted by Lawson Gutzwiller
Having a disability while also raising five children is no easy feat. Julissa is a single mom who has Down syndrome. She has five children, including two twin babies who also have Down syndrome. She now relies on The Warren Center to help her provide the best lives possible for her twin babies. An early intervention specialist visits twins Mael and Melixxy weekly to work on developmental exercises. The specialist also talks with Julissa to