Discover music together: My children's songs from HABA
Music accompanies children from the very beginning. Even in the womb they develop a awareness of tones and melodies and react sensitively to certain sounds. Music can soothe and help the little ones fall asleep, it can activate, support the urge to move and foster a sense of rhythm. By listening to various sounds, babies are, for example, also encouraged to use their own voice. In this way, playfully and almost incidentally the language development is promoted.
In the toddler years, children eventually take on a more active role: they don't just listen to the music, they also begin to sing themselves. Singing together with parents has a particularly positive influence on the little ones, because it creates a sense of closeness and security. Sounds good, dear parents, doesn't it?
Thumbs up for finger rhymes and movements
Children's songs are typically simple, mostly rhyming texts and catchy melodies, which repeat. Equally memorable for children are finger rhymes and small movements that parents can repeat together with their little ones. The more often this happens, the more quickly the words sink in and children can join in or later even learn them by heart. And it's more than just a fun pastime — it also playfully helps to develop the fine motor skills as well as the hand-eye coordination practised.
