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. […]
Read More →Toddler with Down syndrome now crawls, walks on her own
on November 3, 2022in Child, Child Story, Down Syndrome, Family, Featured, Testimonialstags: Down Syndrome, physical therapy, speech therapy, toddler, walking

7 sensory-friendly fall activities for children
on October 18, 2022in Child, Family, Featured, Sensory Processing Disordertags: fall, Family, Halloween, sensory-friendly

Cooler temperatures are arriving in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and Halloween is right around the corner. If you’re looking to take some time the next few weeks to participate in fall activities with the whole family, we’re providing a list of sensory-friendly fall activities for children. 1. Attend Boo Bash Trunk-or-Treat at It’s a Sensory World It’s a Sensory World in Farmers Branch is hosting their eighth annual trunk or treat event on October 22 […]
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on February 15, 2022in Behavioral Challenges, Featured
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Read More →Using Cue Cards to Create Routines
on September 14, 2021in Communication, Help & Information

Daily routines can provide children with beneficial, learning opportunities that ensure safety, consistency and comfort in their environment. Young children might not yet fully understand the concept of time, so they do not order their lives by hours and minutes, but rather by the events that happen. In what some researchers have described as an ‘epidemic of anxiety’, the predictability and familiarity that comes with routine offers the perfect ‘safe space’ that kids need. When […]
Read More →CDC Developmental Milestones Mobile App
on July 15, 2021in Help & Information

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Learn the Signs. Act Early. program is updating its Milestone Tracker app, a mobile app designed to help parents track their children’s developmental milestones with illustrated milestone checklists, encourage their children’s development with tips and activities, and more! Before the newest version of the app is released, CDC is looking for parents who are willing to download the test version of the app, try it out for […]
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