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Do babies and toddlers really benefit from music classes?

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Do babies and toddlers really benefit from music classes?

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In one word: absolutely! Studies around the world have proven that exposure to and participation in musical activities from birth (and even in the womb!) enhance development of motor-skills, language and meaning, coordination, memory, confidence and cooperation. Have you ever noticed how toddlers love to dance when they hear anything with a good rhythm or a catchy melody? Or how about how a newborn is transfixed when hearing a lullaby? Or, have you ever tried to learn something by singing it instead (try French verb conjugation to ‘Mary Had A Little Lamb’!). It’s all about the music! As human beings, we are born with a natural understanding of music. No matter how musical we may become as adults, our understanding and appreciation of music starts from birth and, depending on how it is nurtured, grows from there. Giving young children an environment in which they can explore and learn with music provides them with a solid developmental foundation. Plus, making noise is so much fun!

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