floor time
Child-led therapeutic interaction
Floor time is time spent on the floor, typically with young children, engaging in play at their level.
In child development and therapy contexts, it refers to a structured approach where adults follow a child's lead during play to build connection and developmental skills: The therapist recommended thirty minutes of floor time daily.
In real estate, floor time is a scheduled period when an agent staffs the office to handle walk-ins and phone inquiries.
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- developmentalRelated to growth stages
- emotional developmentGrowth in feeling capacity
- playRecreation or staged drama
- childPerson before puberty
parent · one on one · engagement · bonding · interaction · back and forth · carpet · crawling · toddler · sensory · connection · emotions · Greenspan · autism · relationship · sitting · rolling · communication
- baby playpeek-a-boo, peekaboo, pat-a-cake, patty-cake, rattles
- Autism SupportABA, speech therapy, occupational therapy, special education, IEP
- tummy timeplay mat, activity mat
- play therapysand tray, play dough, sand play, art therapy, drama therapy
- real estatehouse, home, apartment, property, sale
- therapiesart therapy, physical therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, music therapy