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The Warren Center is proud to introduce a new weekly initiative to highlight nonprofits, businesses, and individuals in North Texas who are helping children and families impacted by developmental disabilities and delays. The series’ name is called #ItTakesAVillage and the idea stems from the idea that it truly takes a village of individuals in the Dallas Metroplex to help families in need and we can’t do it alone. Plus, there’s so many amazing people and […]

Pumpkins have traditionally been THE go to vegetable (or fruit, technically) to snap photos with during the autumnal months. Lucky for you (and your family), there are plenty of spots around the metroplex ready for your family to come visit! There are hayrides and complimentary gifts abound, and memories that will last forever.     Blase Family Farm 1232 E Fork Rd, Rockwall | Map The Blase Family Farm in Rockwall that produces blueberries in the […]

Dressing up as something fun, spooky or silly in October doesn’t have to be stressful! Whether your little one is wanting something less itchy, something without a mask, or use something they already love and own, we have PLENTY of tricks and tips to make their fall festivities a HUGE treat! TRANSFORM A WARDROBE INTO A THEMED COSTUME A new twist and take on an old piece of clothing can unfold a fun costume! Neon […]

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 […]

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 […]

Summer is officially here! This summer, your children may be heading outdoors, playing with their friends on a playground, or splashing in a swimming pool to stay cool in this Texas heat. While playing outside can be a lot of fun, parents should make sure their children as staying safe while doing so. Here’s a few tips summer safety tips for kids this summer: WATER SAFETY According to the National Drowning Prevention Alliance, drowning is […]