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Eating Can Be Complicated
Supporting parents helping their littles learn to eat has been one of the most challenging and rewarding parts of my job as an early intervention provider. Eating can be emotionally loaded for caregivers-we can all feel a special kind of frustration (and failure) when our littles don’t eat the way
Shaelynn
Christina Hickman was feeling discouraged before she found Rainbows. Her daughter, Shaelynn, had been kicked out of multiple daycare programs, and her family wasn’t sure
A Volunteer’s Perspective
Rainbows celebrated the start of its 45th year on June 8, 2017. To commemorate this agency milestone, Rainbows held celebrations at both Wichita locations. The fun kicked
Rainbows’ Camp Woodchuck
-Written by Sidni Garwood, Rainbows’ Volunteer Coordinator Growing up, I remember looking forward to summer the second we returned to school from Christmas. Both
A Celebration of 45 Years
-Written by Michelle Eastman, Rainbows’ VP of Marketing and Communications I wonder what it was like 45 years ago when a young college graduate believed
The Importance of Play
It’s finally summer! School is out and your children are home. Does that leave you looking for ways to get them outside, keep them active, or peel them away
Aloha!
-written by Michelle Croomes, Kids’ Point Site Coordinator The theme for this years’ Pre-K Graduation Ceremony was “Aloha”, and is in so many ways fitting.
Why We GLOW
“Why would I go to Rainbows’ GLOW Run | Walk?” I know you’ve thought it at least once… Yet another GLOW Run | Walk
Camp Woodchuck 2017
Ahoy, matey! As the school year comes to an end, things are ramping up here at Rainbows. Summer is near, meaning preparation for Camp Woodchuck
Rainbows’ Butler County Impact
Rainbows United is 100% local, serving more than 3,500 children birth – 21 with special needs in both Butler and Sedgwick Counties in Kansas. Rainbows’
