Comments on: Top Ten Tips to Get Kids Playing and Loving Music http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/ Natural medicine info. Naturopathic physician, Dr. Nicole Sundene, answers your natural medicine health questions at the kitchen table! Diet, weight loss, herbal medicine, exercise, fat burning, health, nutrition, and alternative medicine research! Mon, 05 Jul 2010 07:46:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Dr. Nicole Sundene http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/#comment-8160 Dr. Nicole Sundene Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:23:09 +0000 http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/?p=4126#comment-8160 Great point, I remember my weekly piano lessons costing about $32 a month back in the day....and they sure kept me out of a lot of trouble ;) Great point, I remember my weekly piano lessons costing about $32 a month back in the day….and they sure kept me out of a lot of trouble ;)

]]> By: Mike @ Buy Musical Instruments http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/#comment-8115 Mike @ Buy Musical Instruments Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:01:04 +0000 http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/?p=4126#comment-8115 Hi Excellent ideas indeed,we must take our children back to the world of music, so much better for the soul than kids sitting playing x-box or nintendo ds all day, this only leads children to despair,and it`s cheaper to go buy the kids an instument than buy a game at 40 bucks every other month or so. Mike. Hi
Excellent ideas indeed,we must take our children back to the world of music,
so much better for the soul than kids sitting playing x-box or nintendo ds all day,
this only leads children to despair,and it`s cheaper to go buy the kids an instument
than buy a game at 40 bucks every other month or so.

Mike.

]]> By: Kelly Brown http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/#comment-7610 Kelly Brown Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:11:11 +0000 http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/?p=4126#comment-7610 Hi, very nice post. I have been wonder'n bout this issue,so thanks for posting Hi, very nice post. I have been wonder’n bout this issue,so thanks for posting

]]> By: The Beatles and Bipolarism | Kitchen Table Medicine http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/#comment-7339 The Beatles and Bipolarism | Kitchen Table Medicine Sat, 23 May 2009 01:11:06 +0000 http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/?p=4126#comment-7339 [...] which is in our souls. We can replicate how we feel through our music, which is why I encourage every child to learn a musical instrument….especially the frustrated, complicated, constantly angry, and sensitive [...] [...] which is in our souls. We can replicate how we feel through our music, which is why I encourage every child to learn a musical instrument….especially the frustrated, complicated, constantly angry, and sensitive [...]

]]> By: Lance http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/kidsmusic/#comment-7263 Lance Fri, 15 May 2009 10:43:09 +0000 http://www.kitchentablemedicine.com/?p=4126#comment-7263 Recently I was in the car with my youngest son, with the radio on. A song came on that he had heard at a friends house - and he started singing it. It was a very neat moment, he was really into it. Now, when we're in the car, he tries to find that song again (usually a hard thing to do), although just a week ago - he did! And, for piano lessons - he takes them with a neighbor kid who is in high school. While he may not have the most experience teaching, what he does do well is connect with my son. Sometimes they'll go outside afterward and play basketball or catch with a football. And it makes the connection stronger - which at my son's age (10) and playing ability, that works out really well. The live performances is a great idea, and one we don't really do - I'm looking into that one - thanks! Great article!! <abbr><em>Lance’s last blog post..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/JungleOfLife/~3/-pz7T4u-i6M/" rel="nofollow">As Close To Eden As You’ll Get</a></abbr></em> Recently I was in the car with my youngest son, with the radio on. A song came on that he had heard at a friends house – and he started singing it. It was a very neat moment, he was really into it. Now, when we’re in the car, he tries to find that song again (usually a hard thing to do), although just a week ago – he did!

And, for piano lessons – he takes them with a neighbor kid who is in high school. While he may not have the most experience teaching, what he does do well is connect with my son. Sometimes they’ll go outside afterward and play basketball or catch with a football. And it makes the connection stronger – which at my son’s age (10) and playing ability, that works out really well.

The live performances is a great idea, and one we don’t really do – I’m looking into that one – thanks!

Great article!!

Lance’s last blog post..As Close To Eden As You’ll Get

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