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Make baby’s first class musical!

CLASS DESIGN

Age Range

Newborn to 18 months
Class Structure

14 classes in a semester with two different, seven-week themes
Class Length

45 minute class each week
Class Size 

Class with no more than 12 babies with parents

Kindermusik Kits

One for each mini-theme

  1. CD of music from class

  2. Literature board book

  3. Age-appropriate instrument

  4. Set of art banners

  5. A themed journal for home use (click on links to download journals: Zoom Buggy and Dream Pillow)

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Our Foundations/Level 1 classes offer a sensory-rich yet caring and gentle environment where infants can explore and react to new sounds, sensations, and objects. Shared activities for babies and their caregivers provide the opportunity to strengthen your connection with your child through joyful music-making experiences. 

LEARNING EXPERIENCES

  • Listening to and experiencing songs and rhymes

  • Back-and-forth vocal plays and other parent-child interactions that build neural pathways in a baby’s developing brain

  • Exploring baby-safe instruments and other object play

  • Baby-caregiver bonding exercises, including story time, massage, and relaxation activities

BENEFITS AND SKILLS

  • Increased balance and control over movements and strengthened core muscles

  • Ability to embrace both familiar and unfamiliar social experiences

  • Development of listening and back-and-forth communication skills

  • Introduction to a variety of spoken sounds and rhythms that will support language and literacy development

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WHAT PARENTS SAY

My son started Kindermusik classes at 5 months old. I truly believe music education has not only encouraged his speech development, but has also built his self confidence. Kindermusik class is truly one of the highlights of our week!

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MOLLY BOLLEN LEE

I am so thankful we found Smart Start Kindermusik when we relocated to the Dallas area. My son enjoys the class so much, and I see the benefits at home; coordination, movement, and even simple concepts like 'stop' and 'go' can be learned through music.

KITTY JOHNSON

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