A toddler with Down syndrome was the recent recipient of a tricycle that was donated to The Warren Center. Elshaddai has been receiving early childhood intervention services from The Warren Center since she was two months old. She turns three in February. Elshaddai started receiving therapy over Zoom through the COVID-19 pandemic, but now receives services in person. Her therapist, Medina, says the toddler loves to play outside, so they’ve been spending a lot of […]
Read More →Find an adorable adaptive Halloween costume for your child this year
Halloween will be here before we know it! If you’re looking for the perfect Halloween costume for your child this year, we’re breaking down some of the cutest adaptive Halloween costumes sold by Target. The costumes have detachable pieces to suit a child’s comfort level, sensory-friendly designs that have built-in openings for easy access, and no tags. A majority of these costumes are only available online and are selling out quickly, so you may want […]
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.
Read More →The Warren Center’s First Graduation of the Year Was A Success!
Earlier this month, some of the children and families we serve through our Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) program gathered together to celebrate a big milestone: graduation! Throughout each year, The Warren Center hosts graduation ceremonies to celebrate the children that have graduated from our ECI program. Children have the opportunity to wear a cap and gown and go across the stage to receive a special certificate. Families are also able to have their photo taken.
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