MIAMI KIDS MUSIC, LLC
TEQUESTA, FLORIDA

Young children learn through play and experimentation and by watching and listening to the grownups they love. Setting an example as an enthusiastic participator in music activities is the best thing any parent or caregiver can do to help set a child on the road to a lifelong love of music. Parents don't need to have music skills—they just need a desire to play and have fun with their children! Our teachers are specially trained to create a safe atmosphere so you can happily join in, experiment, or even get silly—and feel closer to your child while doing so. Children and their adults have opportunities to create and improvise—making up new words to songs, offering movement ideas, making silly sounds, and sharing musical ideas from the family's play at home. Families receive two new CDs each semester—one for home and one for on-the-go—along with an illustrated songbook and online downloads that are filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Music Together classes provide a true family music experience, as siblings can attend the mixed age family classes together. Moms, dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents and best buddies are all invited to attend. Young children learn through play and experimentation and by watching and listening to the grownups they love. Setting an example as an enthusiastic participator in music activities is the best thing any parent or caregiver can do to help set a child on the road to a lifelong love of music. Parents don't need to have music skills—they just need a desire to play and have fun with their children! Our teachers are specially trained to create a safe atmosphere so you can happily join in, experiment, or even get silly—and feel closer to your child while doing so. Children and their adults have opportunities to create and improvise—making up new words to songs, offering movement ideas, making silly sounds, and sharing musical ideas from the family's play at home. Families receive two new CDs each semester—one for home and one for on-the-go—along with an illustrated songbook and online downloads that are filled with music-making ideas for spontaneous music play beyond the weekly classes. Music Together classes provide a true family music experience, as siblings can attend the mixed age family classes together. Moms, dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents and best buddies are all invited to attend. A born sounder and mover, your baby is already equipped with the means and potential to make music. You've probably noticed how they respond when you play a song in the car or sing them a song to soothe them. Developing your baby's natural musicality will open the door to a world of possibility, not only for music learning but for all learning. The early months are so important to this process, which is why we designed this special class to help you every step of the way. Soon after birth, your baby may cry, giggle, coo, and squeal with excitement—all of which help prepare them for expressing themselves musically someday. They’re receptive to music, too. Studies show that babies perceive differences in loudness and melody, respond to tempo changes, and sense when a song is ending. They often move physically when music starts or stops and may show a startle response when the music ends—even in