You probably know the song, “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes…”
But have you ever thought about how you can sing it to maximize the developmental impact of the experience?
In this video, you’ll see how you can use music to help you teach your child and:
- Increase body awareness
- Increase perceptual motor development
- Support the development of your baby’s identity
- Support the differentiation between two entities (you and your baby)
- Support vocabulary development
- Support joint attention
For more great musical ideas, as well as…
- A collection of developmentally appropriate, simple activities for your child, from birth to three years
- Live virtual events (parent support, parent education, Q&A workshops with professionals, Learn With Less® family enrichment sessions)
- A library of resources on your biggest early parenting challenges that you can access at your convenience
- A sounding board – a community of other families and professionals,
Check out the Learn With Less® Curriculum Online Family Program
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