Why should a baby learn Music?
Studies prove that playing music to babies at a very young age will set them up for a lifetime of learning achievement. Music helps to increase IQ performance, enhance spatial reasoning, balance and coordination. It inspires creative development.
Not only will it help with mathematics, language and listening skills, but it helps babies and children with personal, social and emotional development as well as enhancing cognitive skills in a fun and pleasurable way. Music can help them to kick a ball, or tie their shoe laces!
For communication, language and literacy, the rhyming skills developed through singing are vital for learning to read and write.
As well as being important for your baby or toddler's development, it is also good for you. Singing has long been associated with the feel good factor - so SING YOUR HEART OUT!
The Concept behind Jolly Babies is to:
- Enhance the bond between mother and baby and develop a sense of rhythm through music and simple percussion instruments
- Enjoy music as a pleasurable activity
- Help speech development
- Encourage listening skills, essential in music and all aspects of learning
- Make new friends
The Concept behind Music With Mummy is to:
- To encourage early social skills and learning about the world around them
- To provide early training and the confidence to sing
- To introduce basic concepts such as "stop", "start" etc
- To foster the idea that music is a pleasurable social activity
- More movement, More advanced instruments, More Games, More props
MORE ACTIVE FUN!