Rhyme Rhythm & Song

Research has shown a clear relationship between how well children know nursery rhymes before they go to school and the progress that they make later on when learning to read and to spell.
So come and learn lots of songs and rhymes!
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Welcome to Rhyme Rhythm & Song, action songs and rhymes for preschool children, babies and toddlers Rhyme Rhythm & Song, a singing group for accompanied babies,toddlers and pre-school children based in Woodmansterne.

Action songs and rhymes for babies and toddlers at the Scout Hall in Woodmansterne.
Tuesday 10.30 to 11.45, no booking required, PAYG ( per family not per child)
Monday am, waiting list only - please contact me at www.rhymerhythmandsong.co.uk

We are open on Monday and Tuesday mornings for song, rhymes and lots of fun. Join us at the Scout Hall from 10.30 to 11.45. PAYG, no booking required. No babies too young. Parents, grandparents and childminders are all welcome.
www.rhymerhythmandsong.co.uk

Wondering what to do with your little ones now the school holidays are coming to an end?
Come and join us on Monday and Tuesday mornings.
Singing is fun and it has an educational value too.
Find out more at www.rhymerhythmandsong.co.uk

Are you a new parent looking for something to do with your baby, somewhere to meet and make friends? Or are you at home with a toddler wondering what to do?
Come to Rhyme Rhythm & Song, a singing group for babies and toddlers. We meet on Monday and Tuesday mornings at the Scout hall in Woodmansterne.
Sessions are PAYG, no booking necessary
Find out more at www.rhymerhythmandsong.co.uk

Why music education?

With the hot weather we're experiencing, it's important to keep your baby cool and out of direct sun. But remember that buggies and prams should never be covered with blankets, cloths or any cover that prevents the air from circulating. This can lead to overheating and increases the chance of SIDS.

Instead:
☀️ Stay in the shade as much as possible
☀️ Use a clip-on parasol or sunshade to protect your baby from the sun, but make sure that air can circulate and you are still able to see your baby
☀️ Monitor their temperature to avoid overheating. You can do this by feeling their chest or back of their neck, if their skin feels clammy, this is a sign they are getting too hot.

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