As you sing together, encourage your baby to clap along and move to the music while you sing together.
It helps to choose songs and rhymes that have simple arrangements, with repetitive lyrics. As your baby gets older, you can try less simple and repetitive songs, with more varied tunes.
If you want to try a new activity with your young child, you can ensure that they are relaxed and receptive by first listening to some music with them. This is also a great aid to bonding together.
Keep your baby involved by watching them closely and copy what they are doing. Clap when they do, bounce when they do. This will help to increase their confidence, as well as encourage them to keep involved.
It helps to choose songs and rhymes that have simple arrangements, with repetitive lyrics. As your baby gets older, you can try less simple and repetitive songs, with more varied tunes.
If you want to try a new activity with your young child, you can ensure that they are relaxed and receptive by first listening to some music with them. This is also a great aid to bonding together.
Keep your baby involved by watching them closely and copy what they are doing. Clap when they do, bounce when they do. This will help to increase their confidence, as well as encourage them to keep involved.
