The Studio Blog
Stay up-to-date with everything happening at Rainbows.
Addie’s moment of success
Addison “Addie” Schwemmer is a smart, loving, happy, fun, silly, and adventurous two-year-old who received occupational therapy services through Rainbows Butler County Infant Toddler Services. Addie developed typically but was born premature. When she was behind on a few motor skills her doctor suggested her mother, Jordan, to call Rainbows.
All Staff 2018
Super Heroes were everywhere as Rainbows’ staff gathered for the 2018 All Staff Inservice event at Botanica Wichita Gardens. Not only are the children of
Mental Health
Recognizing Sensory Issues in Early Childhood By: Nicole Morton, LMSW & Megan Peters, LPC – Mental Health Specialists The Child Mind Institute describes sensory issues
Letter from the President
I was fortunate to have a scholarship to attend the Kansas Association for Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health (KAIMH) annual conference in Kansas City
Rainbows changed the future for our baby girl
Non-verbal and with no social skills, 2 ½ year old Macayla Davis joined the Rainbows’ family within a month after being diagnosed with autism. Macayla is
It’s not just a job
Hey, all! I’m Rebecca Saxton, development assistant for Rainbows United. The end of July will mark my one-year workiversary for Rainbows, so this is great
Voices of the Rainbows Choir
Written by Tiffany Steinbacher, Camp Woodchuck Assistant Camp Director Clapping. Stomping. Dancing. Singing. And lots of smiling! These are some of the things you will
Bright Ideas for a Safe and Happy Fourth of July Holiday
Independence Day is a noisy holiday, and can cause added stress and anxiety to children and pets in the home. In order to “boom-proof” your
The Importance of Nurturance
With all the parenting information available, it can be overwhelming to determine how to best meet your child’s needs. One of the best things you
2018 Kansas Legislative Session
The 2018 Kansas Legislative Session is over and Rainbows was fortunate in helping secure an additional $2 million for the tiny-k Infant/Toddler statewide service system.
