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08.04.2025
Floor Time for Toddlers: Building Skills Through Play
When we think of floor time, we often associate it with babies — tummy time, rolling, and reaching. Last week we learned all about why floor time for babies is beneficial. But did you know that floor time for toddlers remains just as important? For occupational therapists, it’s a vital opportunity for toddlers to develop
07.28.2025
Social Pragmatics for the Outdoors: Unwritten Rules of the Trail
As the winter months come to an end and we all emerge to get those first rays of sunshine, we begin to reap the benefits of being outside. Living in a beautiful place like the Gallatin Valley, nature is all around us, but how do we teach our children about important concepts of leave no
07.14.2025
Eye Hand Coordination Development in Kids
Have you ever wondered how children develop such impressive hand-eye coordination skills? From catching a ball to drawing intricate shapes, their ability to synchronize their hands with their visual perception is truly remarkable. In this blog article, we will delve into the fascinating process of how it develops in children, shedding light on the milestones
08.04.2025
Floor Time for Babies: Building Strong Foundations
As occupational therapists, we often emphasize the importance of foundational skills in a baby’s development. One of the simplest, most powerful ways to support that development is through floor time. In Part I of this 2 part floor time series, we will explore how floor time is beneficial for babies. What is Floor Time? Floor
08.04.2025
Summer Physical Therapy & Gross Motor Gains: How Pediatric PT Keeps Kids Active All Season Long
Summer in Montana is the perfect time for kids to run, jump, and play—but for children with developmental delays or motor challenges, these months can feel frustrating without the right support. That’s where pediatric physical therapy comes in. At MOSAIC Health & Rehab, summer physical therapy helps kids build strength, coordination, and confidence so they
07.21.2025
Communication is Not One Size Fits All
One of the greatest joys in speech pathology is working with children and families to support communication through unique methods and means that match their goals and their specific needs. Sometimes, that means sharing weeks, months, even years working together to give a child a method of sharing their thoughts, wants, and needs when their
