Babies and music
Babies and music
How music helps your baby learn
From lullabies to nursery rhymes, music is a big part of childhood. As a parent, you'll feel like you can't get some baby songs out of your head (lack of sleep can do that too).
Still, listening to music is a fun way to bond with your baby, and it's great for development.
Time to strike a chord and get ready to rock out together.
Movers & shakers love musical instruments
Musical toys for mini maestros
Toy instruments to help your social butterfly
Music & Memory
The music your baby loves can get pretty repetitive, but research shows that kids as young as 8 months can recognise their favourite tunes.
Benefits of singing to baby
Create music of your own by singing to your little one whenever you can. They listen to the words, and it helps to build early language skills.
Music & Memory
The music your baby loves can get pretty repetitive, but research shows that kids as young as 8 months can recognise their favourite tunes.
Benefits of singing to baby
Create music of your own by singing to your little one whenever you can. They listen to the words, and it helps to build early language skills.
Tunes don't just help your baby's development – they're also lots of fun. So, turn on the music, grab some musical toys and get ready to rock!
(Mum, Dad and baby dancing optional).
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