“Early Intervention Really Works!”
“Babies love their mommas,” said Tia. “I used to think I wasn’t holding them right or they just didn’t like me, then I learned about the bond between a mother and her child when my son Archer was born.” Archer came into the world 6 weeks early and spent 10 days in the hospital before […]
Kids’ Point Pre-K graduate Class of 2025
Sharing the story of one of our Pre-Kindergarten graduates. Five-year-old Ember knows everyone and isn’t shy about asking questions or taking the lead on an activity in her Pre-Kindergarten classroom at Rainbows Kids’ Point. Her mother, Gemma says, “I have noticed Ember become more confident and be her own person since going to Rainbows. She […]
Hats Off to Our Preschool Graduates!
Today, we celebrate a big milestone for our littlest learners — Preschool Graduation! It’s hard to believe how much they’ve grown in just one short year. From learning the alphabet to making their first friendships, our preschoolers have worked hard, laughed often, and filled our classrooms with joy and wonder. Graduation isn’t just about moving up to […]
“Rainbows exceeded by expectations,” said Mom
Soon to be 3 years old, Ben is getting ready to go to pre-kindergarten at his local school where he’ll get to be around other kids his age to help with motivation, learn social skills, and be away from home a few hours a week. With the help of early intervention services through Rainbows, he’ll […]
Social Communication Concerns in Toddlers
Have you ever noticed challenges with your toddler responding to their name, making eye contact, or using simple gestures like waving hi or bye? Does your toddler like to share experiences with others, or do they prefer to play alone? If any of these questions have crossed your mind as a parent, it may indicate […]
Charlie wasn’t reaching his milestones
Charlie receives Infant Toddler Services through Rainbows United in Sumner County. A sweet boy and loves his mommy and daddy, he is so bubbly and loves to watch Bluey and Dancing Fruit. Charlie enjoys bath time, and his baby food. “He is receiving early intervention services focused on overall development,” said Charlie’s mom, Rossica. “Currently, […]
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 skills. These include motor development, […]
Thank you Textron Aviation volunteers
Leaders from Cessna + Beechcraft by Textron Aviation joined Rainbows United at Kids’ Cove in February to do some helpful work on our gazebo, raking leaves, repainting building numbers, and preparing activities for summer camp. Volunteer groups like Textron help keep Rainbows United prepared for the mission of enhancing the lives of children with special […]
Layne’s fight for life
Layne’s life has been a surprise ever since he entered the world 8 weeks early weighing 3.7 pounds. “From the moment he was born, he’s encountered challenges,” said his mom, Kari. “In the beginning, he was so little. He died 7 times and came back to us and has been fighting ever since.” Due to […]
Fill the sensory bank before dysregulation occurs
Every person, no matter how young or old, has sensory preferences. Sometimes our kiddos just need a little bit of help determining what those preferences are and how to meet those needs. Our sensory systems are like banks – we must make deposits to be able to make withdrawals. Withdrawals are inevitable! There are going […]
