Studio Movie Grill, a renowned theater chain known for its innovative and inclusive movie experiences, is set to host a special needs screening of the highly anticipated film, “The Little Mermaid,” starring Halle Bailey. This sensory-friendly screening aims to provide a comfortable and enjoyable environment for individuals with special needs and their families. Taking place on Saturday, June 10 at 11 a.m., this event promises a fun-filled morning for all attendees. Best of all, tickets […]
Read More →Mom gains support system for baby with CHARGE syndrome
Published on 5/25/2023 Zayna, an 18-month-old baby, has been defying the odds since her birth. Despite facing multiple medical challenges, she continues to make remarkable progress. Born with CHARGE Syndrome, a complex condition affecting various aspects of her health, Zayna’s story is one of resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of her mother, Taylor. Understanding CHARGE Syndrome CHARGE Syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that can cause a wide range of physical and medical difficulties. […]
Read More →Children’s Aquarium Dallas to host giant foam block party for kids
Make this Memorial Day Weekend one to remember by taking your children to an all-day block party at the Children’s Aquarium Dallas at Fair Park. The block party will take place on Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the front of the aquarium. The aquarium is inviting parents and kids alike to come out and join the festivities. There’s something for everyone at the block party, from foam cannons […]
Read More →Baby can now drink from bottle without coughing, choking due to feeding therapy
A 1-year-old boy who faced significant difficulties when it came to bottle feeding can now successfully drink from a bottle without coughing, choking, or showing signs of discomfort. With the help of Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) and dedicated feeding therapy through The Warren Center, James not only overcame his feeding challenges but also achieved remarkable progress in just six months. James’s Struggle with Bottle Feeding For James, bottle feeding was a hard task filled with […]
Read More →No Phone Zone Parenting — Learning to Hang Up and Hang Out
Technology plays an essential role in our everyday lives. The smartphone, for instance, connects us with others and the world and can even help keep us and our loved ones safe by facilitating instant connectivity and providing immediate warning of potential dangers, such as severe weather events. Social media is another example of how technology can benefit us. It can allow us to connect with people who share similar interests and goals and provide a […]
Read More →How an AAC device helped girl with autism improve her communication and play skills
A little girl has recently been working hard at The Warren Center to improve her communication and play skills. Jamileth is currently receiving speech and occupational therapy at The Warren Center, and has been trying out an innovative AAC (augumentative and alternative) device to help her communicate more effectively. An AAC device is a tablet that helps someone with a speech or language impairment to communicate. The device helps children string together a combination or […]
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