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Midline Crossing Activities: Help Build More Successful Children
We want to our children and grandchildren to be successful, right? What if simple daily activities could better assist us to achieve this goal? This is exactly what we find when we do midline crossing activities. Midline crossing is simply moving a part of one’s body to the other side
A letter from the President
Social media is a part of our lives no matter how many times we give it up or get frustrated with it. It will surprise
Activities for Children
-written by Carol Martin, Insurance Billing, Rainbows’ Finance Department All children have a unique capacity to learn. They seem like sponges; soaking up every bit
Mindfulness
Written by: Rhiannon Miller, LMSW – Mental Health Specialist & Lori Haas – Mental Health Assistant Mindfulness is a simple, but powerful, way to help
Healthy Sleep
-Written by Rainbows’ Shirley Fisher RN, CSN How much sleep is enough? How much sleep does my child need? How much sleep do I need? All good
42nd Annual Blarney Breakfast
The 42nd Annual Blarney Breakfast kicked off St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Wichita on Friday, March 17 at Old Chicago East. More than 1,000
Bub & Tucker
written by Gerald (Bub) Isaacson “Hello! My name is Gerald Isaacson, but most people call me Bub. I am 69 years old and recently retired
The Blarney Impact
This year marks the 42nd year of the Blarney Breakfast. This special celebration of St. Patrick’s Day is one of the oldest running in Wichita!
The impact of Blarney Breakfast
Four year old Noah Thornton is Autistic. Noah can have challenging behaviors and experiences sensory integration issues. Thanks to the Blarney Breakfast, Noah will receive
42nd Annual Blarney Breakfast
Written by Blair Miller, Rainbows’ Special Events Coordinator The first time I attended the Blarney Breakfast was years ago when I was in high school.
