Driving together is a wonderful opportunity to sing together, making up songs, and getting children to think creatively. Here are some of...

Music is a fundamental building block to a child's life – but you may be wondering, what do children learn through Musical Play classes?

Don't forget Humpty Dumpty! This simple little rhyme continues to be a favourite for good reason. Here's why.

Forget the "I'm not musical" attitude – we are ALL musical, we just need to learn how to build and nurture that musiciality early.

Calling all dads! If you're not already involved in our Musical Play classes – here is why you're missing out.

We are often asked when to start ‘music’ with babies. The truth is...

Using our bodies to teach musical concepts helps children to make sense of what they are learning in the most effective way.

When a parent is feeling upset or overwhelmed – what do we do?

Have you ever been worried that you can't sing? Has that ever held you back from singing to your wee one? If you answered yes...

In an activity that is all about learning and discovering noise – you might wonder what we do in music classes when it is completely silent.

Through our adult lens, musical repetition can sometimes seems, well... repetitive. But trust us, repetition is a good thing for the brai...

Autumn is upon us and our music classes are so excited by the sounds, textures and new instrumentation that can be found around their gar...

Musical Play is a natural means of supporting engaged and sustained relationship-based play. When Musical Play is used in a calming and...

Good old fashioned nursery rhymes. After all these years they are not outdated – rather, they have stood the test of time for a very good...

How you use instruments is so important. So, we have outlined how to effectively use different baby-friendly instruments at varying ages...

Musical Play creates happiness and hope in a community, especially when we teach with passion and a deep love for the families we work with.

The musical abilities of children are amazing – even a 15-month old can play the drums if they are equipped with the right musical tools.

If you aren't singing the blues in your Musical Play – here is why you should start.

Whether you can sing in tune (or not), Julie Wylie encourages us to sing to our children anyway, due to the amazing benefits of Musical Play

Did you know that singing body related pitch games can help children sing in tune? Here are a few ideas on how to incorporate body awaren...

Infants respond to music from birth – especially to loving, relationship-based musical interactions with their parents.

Here are 7 Musical Play ideas that will help develop your child's singing voice – from birth to early childhood.

When and how do children start composing music? The short (and shocking) answer is: when they are babies.

Loving, relationship-based Musical Play lays a strong foundation for learning and music for life – but are you doing it right?