The “Mozart” effect. The “Mozart” effect is the concept of playing classical music to an unborn or newborn baby to promote higher intelligence. But is it real?

It is scientifically proven that an unborn baby can hear outside noises, such as their mother’s voice, when inside of their mother’s womb. Many mothers utilize this to talk to or read to their unborn baby to help familiarize their voices. Classical music came into play in the 1900s when the belief about classical music increasing IQs spread throughout mothers-to-be. However, there is currently not enough evidence to support the idea that classical music makes your baby smarter, but there are definitely benefits.

If you have come this far to read the third part of our “How to Parent Like A Boss” blog, we want to applaud you. The most important thing about being a parent is to try your best in being the best parent you can possibly be for your child. We want to praise you in your determination in learning what it takes to be the best parent and we hope our tips help you to parent like a boss.

As parents, we want the best for our children. The best life, the best schools, the best foods, the best family. Although there is no one best way to raise children, studies show that parents who apply certain aspects while raising their child lead to better success in parenthood.

Parents want to raise their children the best way possible, making sure they do not get into trouble, do well academically, and be successful in the future.

Although there is no perfect way to raise children, studies show that there are several factors that lead up to successful parenthood. While successful parenting requires many different complex aspects, a main theme can be noticed. Some of the main things that parents should be doing is spending time with your child, letting your child make their own decisions, and keeping the family as happy as possible.

Let’s create Music Rhythm Puzzles! This is a fun way to visually see the beats in music and a simple way for young students to learn rhythm. Try it out!

Perfect posture at the piano is a huge part in improving productivity and powering up your child’s progress! Read to learn how your child can achieve perfect posture!

Dynamics helps musicians express different emotions and intensities in music. Without dynamics, music would just be flat and straight out boring. Read more to learn about different types of dynamics and their importance!

PIANO LESSONS FOR CHILDREN?

Many music educators recommend ages 6-8 as an ideal time to start learning musical instruments. There are developmental reasons to wait at this age as children are more capable of handling structured, formal educational settings. Moving fingers in coordination at an independent manner also increases fine motor skills during this period of life.

However, it is perfectly fine to start learning piano at an earlier age. With Klassik Arts’s customized teaching, students as young as 4 years old has been proven to excel in our music program.