For the fifth consecutive year, the State Fair of Texas is offering Sensory-Friendly Mornings, taking place every Wednesday on October 4, 11, and 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The State Fair says it is committed to creating a welcoming environment for families. That’s why they’re bringing back Sensory-Friendly Mornings for a fifth year. In collaboration with the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) and other esteemed local organizations, they’ve developed

An 8-year-old who has been attending The Warren Center since he was a small child is continuing to impress his family and his therapists with his ongoing development. Conner’s early life Conner was born with the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck, not making any sounds. The nurses worked to get him breathing and then rushed him to the newborn intensive care unit (NICU).  It was more than 30 hours later when Conner’s mom Angela

A young boy is taking steps toward communication, growth, and connection with the help of The Warren Center. Bray’s mother, just like any parent, had her fair share of worries. She wanted to hear her son’s thoughts and feelings and to understand the world he lived in. Day after day, she would pick him up from school, hoping that one day he’d open up and share his experiences in his own words. That connection seemed

A child has recently achieved significant progress through occupational therapy, gaining mobility and confidence to play and keep up with his peers, showcasing the transformative power of hard work. Edwin began therapy with The Warren Center after his mother, Jennifer, noticed his motor delays behind his twin sister. Jennifer felt that “it was very frustrating as a mother” to see her son struggle and for her to worry about what the delays may cause. She

A mom is not only seeing her baby girl achieve major milestones but is learning how to be a better teacher for her daughter with the help of The Warren Center. Dayana was born with Down syndrome, along with a myriad of health issues in her stomach, neck, and heart. As Dayana grew, she demonstrated delays in her motor, language, and cognitive development. Her parents received a recommendation about The Warren Center from their doctor

Yuriana began in The Warren Center’s Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) program around one year ago and has made remarkable progress. Yuriana started in the ECI program due to her inability to walk independently. The Warren Center worked with Yuriana along with her mother to learn strategies and information on how to get on track developmentally. In three months, Yuriana could walk all by herself. Her mother, Gabriel, has been continuing to work to foster Yuriana’s