ANY time a child is near a body of water, there is a cause for caution! But with these blistering hot summers, longer days and the need for the outdoors, teaching your young one a new life skill shouldn’t add any more undue stress to your life. Teaching children to swim can mean the difference between life and death if they find themselves accidentally in the water. It is the best way to protect your […]
Read More →Where To Take Bluebonnet Pictures
Spring in Texas means there are bluebonnets everywhere! And since it’s the state flower, you’ve gotta get family pictures with these beautiful flowers! Here are some great locations across the metroplex for you to bring the little ones and a tripod too! The Trinity River Overlook Park 110 W Commerce St, Dallas, TX | Google Maps Nothing gets more Dallas and more Texan than wild bluebonnets backdropped by the gorgeous skyline! Bluebonnet […]
Read More →Thanksgiving Meal Tips for Picky Eaters
Thanksgiving is almost here! Do you have a child who is a picky eater? Here are three tips from The Warren Center’s speech-language pathologist, Keri Schoenemann to help your child participate in the meal.
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With Halloween just right around the corner, here are four tips to help your child with sensory challenges enjoy the festivities.
Read More →Meet MJ
MJ had a stroke in her mother’s womb during the last few weeks of her mother’s pregnancy. When MJ was born, she did not have a gag, suck or swallow reflex and as a result was given a feeding tube. The stroke also left MJ with left-side weakness.
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