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10.18.2021
Mom: Be Good to Yourself!
As a mom of 5 children, there are times that I look back and say, “I did okay!” And then there are those other days that I can only think, “WOW, how did I ever get through that?” All in all, I really do feel I did a pretty good job with raising my children.
10.08.2021
October is AAC Awareness Month
Did you know that October is AAC Awareness Month? Do you remember your first word? Chances are it is logged in a family member or caregiver’s memory or tucked away in a baby book, marked as a milestone in a developmental checklist of sorts. The floodgates open as knowledge continues to be gained and expressive
09.27.2021
Infant Play Activities
You just got home with your new bundle of joy and now you can feel the pressure of making sure you meet all of the demands of raising a child. Between all of the snuggles, feeding, and diaper changes, it is important to let your baby have some tummy time and play time. How do
10.25.2021
Exploring Yellowstone
A trip to Yellowstone National Park is always an adventure. If you live in or around Bozeman, Montana, it’s a relatively short drive to the park. The North and West entrances are about 1-1.5 hours away. If you are looking for something exciting to do with the whole family, a day trip or weekend trip
10.11.2021
What Does the First Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Visit Look Like?
Pelvic health is a normal thing for many physical therapy to talk about every day. But a lot of others still don’t know what pelvic health physical therapy is. Our goal at MOSAIC is to teach people what pelvic health is sooner rather than later. So, what is pelvic health? Pelvic health is a type
10.04.2021
Twice Exceptional Children
Twice exceptional children, also known as 2e, refers to gifted children who have one or more specific learning disabilities such as dyslexia, attention deficit disorder, or autism spectrum disorder. These children often require special consideration in school because they have above average intellectual ability, as well as specific learning disability. Thus, twice exceptional children have
