Music with Lillian

Posted • Let's Play Music] Our BIGGEST giveaway of the year!!! As classes begin to start, we want to give you (and a friend) the chance to win FREE tuition for the fall semester! Even if you’re already enrolled.

Here’s how it’ll work:
1️⃣ Tag someone who is NOT currently enrolled in the Let’s Play Music Program
2️⃣ Both you and your friend must be following Let's Play Music]
3️⃣ Like this post
4️⃣✨Bonus: Share to your story for extra entries

This giveaway ends August 31st at midnight! The winners will be randomly selected and announced on one of our Instagram stories!

*For Let’s Play Music only. Not for Presto or Sound Beginnings.

Posted • Fathers play a critical role in their kids' lives. Research shows us, over and over, that children with an involved father develop better emotional security, self-confidence, and better social skills. Having an engaged father is meaningful in the short-term and impactful in the long-term.

In my private practice and my experience in my own life, I notice that fathers want to be involved when it comes to parenting. The days of fathers popping into their kids' lives for a quick pat on the back are way over, and men are embracing this shift as much as anyone. I watch fathers in my practice dive deeply into parenting the way they do in other areas of their lives: they read and learn, try new ways of interacting, stick with the hard stuff, and feel empowered as they put more into their relationships with their kids.

And yet, here's something interesting: my followers are 95% women. How can this be? I refuse to believe it's because fathers aren't invested in the parenting process... I know that they are! Is there a stigma to following a parenting-related Instagram account? How can we make it as normalized as following a meme account or ?

I just received this DM yesterday, "Father here... just found out about your page. Amazing! We need to get more fathers in here!" I couldn't agree more.

You are the most thoughtful, engaged, inquisitive group of followers... I am blown away by your willingness to consider new ideas, reframe challenging situations, and experiment with new ways of interacting. I have a feeling that the fathers of your children would be willing to do the same. They may just need a little push.

TAG YOUR HUSBAND/A FATHER as a way of saying you’d love him to be a part of this community.

I'm thinking it might just be enough to inspire him to click "follow." How cool if I could get closer to 50% - 50% on the gender breakdown of followers; how amazing it would be to have the input of more fathers, sharing their perspectives and ideas.

And for the (currently) 5% of my followers who are male: Happy Father’s Day. Thank you for engaging and allowing me to be a part of your parenting journey.

Posted • “Connection is why we’re here. It’s what gives purpose and meaning to our lives.” -Brene Brown

We had such an amazing weekend full of connections.

We connected to each other, we connected to teaching styles, we connected mind to body, we connected to music, we connected to healing.

Our keynote speakers were Cally Flox of the BYU Arts department.

Also Shera Mae Walker - certified life coach - and her 16 year old son Truman who is a Let’s Play Music grad and has since won international and National piano contests.

It was an inspiring and healing weekend. We are so thankful for our teachers and all the positive energy they bring! It was so fun! .walker.piano …..

How cute are these Solfege stickers I got at !

Feeling privileged to know her. The creator of Let’s Play Music and also just an overall wonderful human.

Parents: have you downloaded Let’s Play It Again yet? Links are in previous posts!