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Therapist with baby on her tummy.

All About Tummy Time!

What is tummy time? Tummy time is when a baby is placed on their stomach while they are awake and being watched by an adult. Tummy time is important for development as a whole. Why is tummy time important? Tummy time is a building block for a lot of developmental

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Kristin McCleerey

“This past year, I have worked with a child who has Apraxia, a condition in which his brain knows what he wants to say but

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Mental Health

By Emily Jensby, LCMFT and Cindie Silmon, LCMFT​ Parenting can be an overwhelming job. We often worry about many aspects of raising healthy children. We make

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2019 Camp Woodchuck

By Lynlea Southards, Family Support Services Program Coordinator   Camp Woodchuck 2019 was a huge success and a summer that will be cherished in our

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A Rainbows’ Tradition

This year’s All Staff Inservice Day was held on Monday, August 5 at Botanica, Wichita Gardens. The day is set aside to gather employees, celebrate

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Summer at Kids’ Point

By Lucy Cook, Rainbows’ Para-professional My first summer at Kids’ Point was such a blast. This is my first year as a para-professional for the

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Camp Woodchuck

By Malarie Cook, Camp Woodchuck VISTA Volunteering at Rainbows’ Camp Woodchuck has been the highlight of my summer. My name is Malarie Cook and I

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Letter from the President

I recently participated in a Community Engagement Session sponsored by The Children’s Cabinet, Department of Children and Families, Department of Health and Environment, and Department

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Love What You Do

By Lynlea Southards, Family Support Services Program Coordinator Each day as the Family Support Service Coordinator is unique, fun and full of learning experiences. I’m

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Camp Woodchuck

By Tiffany Graf, Family Support Services Assistant Coordinator and Camp Director The Voices of the Rainbow Choir is made up of all the campers and

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