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 […]
Read More →Toddler goes from gagging on food to eating a variety of food all on his own
Fifteen months into her child’s life, a toddler’s mom left her son’s well-child visit “stressed out” and “frustrated.” Barron was born at 29 weeks and weighed a total of two pounds. He spent 52 days in the neonatal intensive care unit with oxygen support and an NF feeding tube. As Barron grew, he continued to face trouble with feeding. Chewing was a struggle, and either lost or gagged on any food he would try to […]
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 →Baby with Down syndrome has ‘remarkable progress’ in his development, strength
A baby who has Down syndrome is making “remarkable progress” with his development and strength, according to his early intervention specialist. Baby Liam began services with The Warren Center in September 2022 when he was 6 weeks old. During his initial visit with his mom, Liam’s mom expressed she needed help, education, and resources on how to best support her son. The Warren Center is more than just a therapy provider. The agency also provides […]
Read More →From fear to freedom: A mother’s journey to safely bringing her daughter out in public
A mother is now able to confidently take her child out in public after receiving therapy services to help her toddler’s behavior and communication skills. Two-year-old Brielle has a diagnosis of torticollis, which is a condition where her neck muscles cause her head to twist and tilt to one side. She started early childhood intervention services with The Warren Center when she was seven months old. She began receiving specialized skills training and physical therapy […]
Read More →‘Weight lifted off my shoulders’: Mom gets help for daughter for developmental delays
Oftentimes when a parents learns their child has a developmental delay or disability, it can be overwhelming for them, and many say they don’t know where to begin. A mom can now breathe a sign of relief after her daughter got the help she needed from The Warren Center. Edith was born with Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, resulting in cardiac issues and chronic lung disease. The hernia was repaired at one month of age. Edith spent […]
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