Rev Your Child’s Brain Power With Rhythms - Part 1
(written by Marcia Ellett, June, 2009)
Research on babies, such as a recent study through the University of Amsterdam that measured brain activity of a group of infants in response to a pattern of drum beats, continues to mount evidence suggesting that your little tykes can follow and understand rhythms much as adults do.
If you think about it, rhythms are basic to almost every form of communication, including conversation, making them vital to childhood development and necessary for rearing the well-adjusted little ones you know and love.
That’s where you, as parents, come in.....
Exposing your children early and often to music and other forms of rhythm can have a positive and permanent effect on the inner workings of their noggins.
Translation: You will sharpen their senses and give them an intellectual edge when it comes to navigating life’s road from infancy through higher education and beyond.
Learn more about BabyPlus at www.babyplus.com.
(written by Marcia Ellett, June, 2009)
Research on babies, such as a recent study through the University of Amsterdam that measured brain activity of a group of infants in response to a pattern of drum beats, continues to mount evidence suggesting that your little tykes can follow and understand rhythms much as adults do.If you think about it, rhythms are basic to almost every form of communication, including conversation, making them vital to childhood development and necessary for rearing the well-adjusted little ones you know and love.
That’s where you, as parents, come in.....
Exposing your children early and often to music and other forms of rhythm can have a positive and permanent effect on the inner workings of their noggins.
Translation: You will sharpen their senses and give them an intellectual edge when it comes to navigating life’s road from infancy through higher education and beyond.
Learn more about BabyPlus at www.babyplus.com.
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