Music 'N' Motion W/ Lady Chops

Music isn’t just something children learn — it’s something families experience together. 🎶

In class, caregivers and children move, sing, and play side-by-side, creating moments of connection that support confidence, coordination, and early learning.

Helping children feel comfortable with their own instincts and ideas is a critical part of what we do. At a young age, children can be put into a box of rules and regulations and fear stepping outside the lines.

Science tells us that, with some exceptions, that’s a hinderance. It’s the educator’s job to help kids take pride in their visions and make them a reality, starting with how they might tap a drum or shake a shaker. Creativity is power!

Grownups...are you excited for that precious baby to start crawling?? We use enticing musical sounds and instruments like chime balls to encourage investigation—Kindermusik will have your little one moving and grooving in no time!

Trust comes from mimicking baby talk? YES. Serve-and-return interactions are among the most meaningful connections between a child and caregiver! 🏓

From first babbles to when they can't STOP talking, serve and return is so important from infancy and beyond! Swipe to see why.

What will it be?
6 more weeks of flurries, snowmen, and hot cocoa? ❄⛄☕
Or are the spring showers coming early this year?? 🌷☔🍀
Either way...Kindermusik with Lady Chops is definitely in the forecast! 🎶🥳

Happy Black History Month!

From infants without words to kindergarteners who struggle to express how they feel, music—especially shared music making—can unlock communication between grownup and child and strengthen bonds within seconds.

Do you have a child approaching kindergarten or grade school that struggles with focus? Working on it in a group setting (with something joyful and rewarding like instrument play) really makes all the difference!

Music is the best tool for bringing kiddos AND grownups out of their shell and into a wonderful community. 🎶

Small group music classes lay the foundation for everything that comes next.

Before children step into sports teams, dance studios, or private music lessons, they benefit from learning how to listen, wait, respond, move with intention, and collaborate with others. Music provides a joyful, low-pressure way to build those skills—together.

🎶 What are your thoughts on small group classes before moving into sports or private lessons?