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Review: Wooden Music Maker
By Laura Lee Davies on 30/11/2006 09:00:42
After a first baby drumkit, try this music table's drum, washboard and glockenspiel combination with your musical pre-schooler.
Wooden Music Maker Discover the next Evelyn Glennie or get a skiffle revival going.It comes with two hammers, so expect lots of noise. Features: Stands on its own wooden legs, has a drum, glockenspiel, washboard, stir drum, and bell. Suitable
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Making Music with your Baby
By Sarah Lawson on 02/09/2009 11:09:29
Just as cuddles, talking and singing help you bond with your baby, making music together is a great first activity
As well as feeding and caring for your new baby, it's important not to forget that she needs stimulation too. Along with playtime, sharing books and singing when you nurse her to sleep, making music together can be a lovely experience. It can
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Jo Jingles for pre-school musical fun!
By ThinkBaby on 16/02/2007 11:24:21
Jo Jingles for pre-school musical fun!
About Jo JinglesJo Jingles is the UK’s leading provider of fun music, singing and movement classes for pre-school children aged 6 months - 5 years. (Classes available for children aged up to 7 and 8 years in some areas).The aim of Jo Jingles
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Your baby remembers the music you played in pregnancy
By Kimberley Smith on 09/03/2011 13:42:39
Babies have memories of music they heard in the womb, new research finds
Pick your pregnancy soundtrack carefully, because your baby will remember the music you listened to! Babies can remember music they heard in the womb after they are born, according to a new study of 50 mums and their babies.Around five weeks before
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Music classes for tots
By ThinkBaby on 13/04/2005 14:42:57
Rhythm is a toddler - well we wish
If you played music to your baby in the womb then you'll already be well aware that it's never too early to interest your little one in music. The aim of baby music classes is to introduce young children to music in a way they can both understand
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Music and your unborn baby
By ThinkBaby on 13/03/2008 00:00:41
Can the sounds outside the womb really affect your baby?
Parents filling their homes with 'intellect-enhancing' classical music, fathers insisting their unborn children should get used to their own taste in music by blasting the car stereo with Van Halen, mothers reading Shakespeare to their bumps... All
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Hip music for babies
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/02/2006 10:00:38
Check out the Putumayo Kids CDs for something more groovy than your average nursery rhymes compilation.
If you're worried that your singing isn't up to scratch but you can't bear those shrill nursery rhymes compilations you can get for long car journeys, why not try some truly funky music on your baby or toddler?Many a music-mad parent will assure you
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Classic FM Music for Babies: Review
By Sarah Lawson on 18/04/2006 09:54:23
A double-CD of soothing classical favourites to bring a little peace into your home and lull baby off to sleep.
Classic FM Music For Babies Two CDs of gentle classical music to bring peace to your home. Not much wrong with it unless your baby's strictly post-punk.Price: £11.99Contact:www.classicfm.com.babiesThe concept: Many experts believe that babies
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Classical music comforts newborn premature babies
By Jayne Braithwaite on 27/05/2011 15:07:50
Mozart used to soothe tiny preemie babies in hospital when they’re separated from their mums
Premature babies in a Slovakian hospital are being soothed and reassured by listening to classical music by Mozart and Vivaldi. Wearing ear phones almost the same size as their heads, the tiny infants have responded well to the music therapy
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Music direct to your unborn babies ears
By Kimberley Smith on 17/10/2011 14:37:08
Bump headphones pipe favourite tunes through the womb to your unborn babies ears. We check it out at The Baby Show
This is one for the mum-to-be who has everything! The Ritmo music belt works like headphones for your bump. It fixes onto your belly with an elasticated belt that grows as you do, and has four speakers that play music to reach your baby’s ears
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