Here some opinion from the web:
Babycenter.com
"Whether your child takes a music appreciation class or starts actual lessons, she'll benefit mightily from being exposed to music. Kids can start formal music training as early as age 3, when brain circuits for learning music mature.
If you don't feel your toddler is ready for formal music lessons yet, you might want to join an early music program such as Kindermusik, which focuses on fostering a love of music, rhythm, and self-expression. By exploring how different instruments sound, and how music makes her feel, your child may learn to appreciate music much more than if she were practicing scales."
Another interesting article from parenting blog, NYTimes, click here.
For me, it's because I like music and I like to sing, I have started with Josh since early days.
Parents are the role model for their kids.
Therefore, when I know there was a new music class started for 2 years old in Church, yups, I quickly register Josh for it.
8 session, once a week, on Sunday.
So, why don't we gave a try!.
Cause on the Yamaha music school, you need to sign for a year, and I have no idea whether Josh will like to be in class or not, so this could be a trial for Josh.
The purpose is to encourage a love of music to our children, and help the parent how to do it at home.
Thanks for the Teacher who have a heart to teach the music for us.
Josh love the class from the very first day he attend it. He even remember the song and could repeat it at home.
Last week, we have the last session, and I'm now considering a music school for Josh.
Will post some of the video once I could upload it.
Meanwhile enjoy below picture, children with their teacher and the little bee (hold by the teacher).
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