At Harmony Music Therapy, we strive to help clients overcome challenges, including those presented by children learning how to cope with their emotions. Learning to cope with emotions is an important skill in developing emotional well-being, so we wanted to share some songs you can use in everyday life to help your children recognize and..
At Harmony Music Therapy, we strive to help clients overcome challenges, including those presented by children learning about their emotions. Understanding and identifying emotions is an important skill in developing emotional well-being, so we wanted to share some songs you can use in the classroom and everyday life to help children recognize and embrace emotions…
For a kiddo, controlling and communicating their emotions can be a lot to ask. We strive to help clients overcome these challenges by helping children learn about their emotions in a safe environment. Understanding and identifying emotions is an important skill in developing emotional well-being, so we wanted to share some songs you can use..
At Harmony Music Therapy, part of our mission is to see our clients grow into happy and fulfilled individuals. Understanding and identifying emotions is an important skill in developing emotional well-being, so we wanted to share some songs you can use in everyday life to help your children recognize and embrace emotions. This post will..
As part of our ‘Using Music in Your Home’ series, here are some ways to incorporate playing instruments in your home or classroom to support early childhood learners. Kids LOVE creating sounds and exploring! Music is a universal language that transcends boundaries and below are some easy ways you can give your kids some tools..
As part of our ‘Using Music in Your Home’ series, we’ve compiled several lists of the most popular songs for those early childhood learners in your home or classroom. Singing is probably the most natural way to interact musically with your child. Just think of the common practice of singing lullabies when putting a baby..
Does your child struggle to get words out? Do they know what they want to say but can’t form the words? Perhaps this will help. Kids develop speech in a fairly predictable manner, with certain milestones being considered “typical” at certain ages. For example, most babies at 7-9 months may produce more varied sounds such..
For kids who have a hard time hearing and responding when you give them directions, adding a little music or rhythm can help increase the likelihood that they will get the message. So often as parents we get frustrated when our child doesn’t do what we ask, especially if it involves a safety concern like..
Want to create more music at home with your child? Here are our Top 5 favorite instruments for quick at-home play, most of which are $8 or less! Often times people wonder, “what can I do to incorporate music at home?”. Although music therapy is usually only once a week, incorporating music throughout your week..
Bringing your child to an early childhood music class is like opening a door to a new world of opportunity not only for your child, but also for you as a parent. We are all growing together as parents and children, and shared experiences like the ones found in parent-child music classes can have a..