Music is considered the best therapy for training the ear. Singing is related to physical development, strengthening the vocal organs, deep breathing, avoiding stuttering, promoting the function of the vocal organs and respiratory system. Moving to music helps children move steadily, running lightly and flexibly.

To help children develop skills with appropriate activities, we must understand the age characteristics as well as the musical abilities of children of that age.

Most parents have heard of the term “Mozart Effect.” This term refers to the idea that listening to classical music can boost intelligence, especially in infants. So is listening to music good for the brain, and is it good for children to listen to music?