At what age is it better for babies to start learning to sing?

Singing helps babies develop their intelligence, so at what age is it better for babies to start learning to sing? What are the benefits of babies learning to sing? What are the precautions for babies to learn to sing? The following editor will introduce you in detail.

How old is the best age for babies to learn to sing?

Generally, it is more appropriate for boys to start learning at the age of 7 and girls at the age of 6 and a half. Children at this stage can learn vocal skills independently, and can basically control their singing organs. They have a certain degree of discrimination of sounds, and a certain understanding and expression of songs. In this way, while constantly improving singing skills, they can also cultivate children's interest in learning vocal music, which is conducive to long-term continuous learning and development of vocal singing art. However, it also depends on the individual. Some children can learn in advance according to the situation because they are better developed in all aspects. The specific situation should be discussed by professional teachers. Children are in the growth and development period, and their vocal cords are very tender. If they sing without the correct guidance of teachers, it will cause damage to the vocal cords, and seriously affect the physical and mental health of children.

The benefits of baby learning to sing

It can cultivate and promote the development of the right brain and improve children's IQ.

The most direct benefit of learning to sing is not only for academic entrance exams but also for future development.

Cultivating and improving self-confidence is very important for a person, and it will have a lifelong impact and benefit on children.

Singing can make children think quickly, promote the development of figurative thinking and enhance their creativity.

Singing can promote respiratory circulation, exercise children's lungs, and is very beneficial to their physical health and development.

Singing can regulate emotions and relieve stress.

Things to note when your baby learns to sing

The melody of the songs you sing to children should be able to combine with the lyrics. The melody should not be too complicated, but should be clear and smooth. Don't choose songs from an adult's perspective.

To cultivate children's good listening habits, let them listen to the music several times before learning to sing, and clap their hands to the rhythm.

Guide the children to clap their hands and recite the lyrics to the melody, so that they can understand how the lyrics and the melody are combined. For example, when reciting the lyrics of the song "The flowery clothes are dirty, wash them yourself", let the children read it as "The flowery clothes/are dirty/wash them yourself".

When children are learning to sing, adults can act as "conductors" for them, using gestures or tapping rhythms to help them keep up with the beat of the music. You can also let children clap their hands while singing to increase their interest in singing and improve their ability to keep up with the beat.

After your child learns to sing a song, you can also guide him or her to sing while moving other parts of the body to the beat of the music.