Growing Musicians LLC

Time for a quick song and dance break! Can you echo the words in the song? 🎵 🦟 🎵

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Flea Fly Mosquito – Kindermusik Sign up for access to our weekly activities and get reminders with downloads straight to your inbox at https://try.kindermusik.com/free-kids-activities/Downl...

Tapping into our inherent rhythm helps us improve our ability to self-regulate.

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"New research suggests rhythmic tunes trigger synchronized eyeblinks and automatic bopping or swaying."

Scientific American

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Music even makes you blink to the beat Rhythmic tunes trigger synchronized eyeblinks and automatic bopping or swaying, new research suggests

And with every note, there is a promise of growth. 🎶🌱🌳

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You don't have to be a parent to attend! Bonding with all types of caregivers and friends are important, and a Kindermusik class helps them unfold.

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Grateful, today & always. 🇺🇸

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When you repeat, you help mold those neural pathways. 🧠

University of Maryland

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Time for a quick song and dance break! Can you march like an ant?

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The Ants Go Marching – Kindermusik Sign up for access to our weekly activities and get reminders with downloads straight to your inbox at https://try.kindermusik.com/free-kids-activities/Downl...

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"When the harmonious chord progressions were played, researchers noted increased activity in regions of the brain associated with social perception, emotional processing, and interpersonal connection. Participants also reported feeling a more heightened sense of social connectedness."

Yale University

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Striking a chord: How music primes our minds for connection Listening to simple chord progressions during personal interactions boosts brain activity linked to social connection, a Yale study finds, offering new evidence that music may strengthen how we understand — and bond with — one another.