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 […]
Coregulation Skills
As educators in the classroom, we sometimes encounter difficult behaviors in children that we engage with every day. There are times when the situation and behaviors of children have an impact even on adults in the room, and at times we are unable to deliver a positive message and interact appropriately. In those times, a […]
TCM is a partnership
Having a Targeted Case Manager has made all the difference for Harry and his family. “Our TCM is the first person we think of when things go wrong,” said Laura, his mom. “Noemi is compassionate, resourceful and helps anchor us in times of uncertainty and crisis.” She is quick to point out Noemi doesn’t always […]
Social work perspective by Tammy Gream
In honor of Social Work Month, our own Tammy Gream has put together some thoughts regarding her career and what helping others means in her life. Thank you Tammy, for your passion and sharing your experience. I have always been passionate about working with children and their families in some capacity. I learned quickly through […]
Free Developmental Screenings Available
Concerns about your young child’s development can be daunting. Connecting Point is here to help! Free developmental screenings are available twice a month through Screen for Success for children birth to age 5. In the video below, Cayla Wasson, Connecting Point Coordinator answers your “who, what, when, where and how” questions about Screen for Success. […]
Why Blarney Breakfast matters
Legacy of Love For 25 years, Rainbows has been an integral part of my life, beginning the day our daughter Mia was born. The connections, patience, and unwavering support I have received from Rainbows’ staff and families have been nothing short of overwhelming. This organization and its Mission have truly shaped my life, and I […]
Rainbows Helps Answer All Questions
At almost 3 years old, Eden is one of the most voracious readers in Rainbows’ Early Care and Education program. Alexis Young, his teacher, notes that he loves to read. “He will sit and read books all day if you let him!” When he wants to go somewhere or when his parents come to pick […]
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. Addie’s progress was monitored by […]
