While some say laughter is the best medicine, it turns out that it’s not so bad for learning either! A new French study found that h

This guest post originally appeared on the blog: One Random Angel. 

I’ve been working with children since I was old enough to

White lab coats. Sterile rooms with fluorescent lights. Charts and spreadsheets. And people named Doctor So-and-So or You-Know-Who, PhD.

Although it is not any more difficult to be a Kindermusik parent than it is to just be a parent, sometimes things happen in cla

Every parent looks forward to hearing that first word, first sentence, first conversation…and early repetition is key. 

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Looking for a few hands-on activities to expand your earth science or English Language Arts lessons for your early childho

Music changes us. Makes us better. Helps us think. Gives us a way to express ourselves. Lifts our spirits. Impacts our memory. Gets us mov

Our speech is made up of sounds, patterns, and rhythms, so it makes sense that being in a environment of sounds and developing a stron

If there was something that could keep your baby calm for twice as long as anything else, would you use it?  New research from the University of Montre...

We love music around here. Surprised? We didn’t think so. During the holiday season, you can often

New research once again shows that an intentional partnership between parents and teachers