Musical Parenting Tip: Explore instruments and sounds with your child. Why? Awareness of specific sounds (‘timbre’) is the musical equivalent of phonemic awareness (the sounds of language), and it …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Use your voice to make sounds & sound effects! Why? Vocal play is a great way to bring literature to life for children. Making sound effects …
Read MoreMusical Parenting tip: Hold a family percussion party! Why? Participating in group music activities fosters a sense of connectedness. A chance to explore instruments is a chance for your child …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Keep the beat to a variety of music Why? Sung, chanted, or played, young children love steady beat (perhaps, due to its similarity to the heartbeat baby …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Keep the beat with your child! Why? Sung, chanted, or played, young children love steady beat (perhaps, due to its similarity to the heartbeat baby heard in …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Adapt ideas from Kindermusik into your child’s life to make great parenting easier! Why? Kindermusik is research-based, to help you help your child grow in a …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Discover your child’s favorite animals with singing and movement! Why? Through listening to, and imitating animal sounds, children explore what their voices can do. Engaging in discussions …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip: Play with your Kindermusik Home CD and Online Resources to foster deep emotional connections. Why? Your child’s brain is profoundly influenced by her first love relationship – YOU! …
Read MoreMusical Parenting Tip for Toddlers: Play Speaking and Singing Games with Your Child Why? Singing to young children supports early language development. Young children often can’t distinguish between their speaking …
Read MoreKEY TO SUCCESS: Establish a Practice Routine. Learning an instrument requires time to practice the music and concepts introduced during the weekly lesson. Establishing a good practice routine is a …
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