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[…] a musical instrument for your child is a big responsibility because it will determine if they like music or not. However, besides picking the right instrument, you also have to ensure they practice at least 30 […]
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Want to know How to Keep Your Child Interested in Musical Study? Today, we’ll teach you simple steps involved in keeping your child's attention in their music books. Most parents want their child/children to learn something unique or significant during their early childhood age. This is because retainment and deep appreciation for new musical studies are best when taken at a young age. For instance, parents who want their children to take up ballet lessons start at the very early age of three years old. This is because the earlier you start, the more flexible you are and the easier your bones can adapt to the training. One of the most common paths is Musical Study. In music, kids who start to learn instruments at a young age tend to improve their motor skills more such as finger and hand coordination movements. Thus, giving them more accuracy and precision when playing an instrument (Concordia University and the Montreal Neurological Institute).[…] a musical instrument for your child is a big responsibility because it will determine if they like music or not. However, besides picking the right instrument, you also have to ensure they practice at least 30 […]
The right time to bring music into your child’s life would be around the age of seven. Music is shown to help children improve their skills at everything – sports and academics, and of course their sense of tune.