Kindermusik with Sarah

We love scarf play in our classes, especially when combined with peekaboo songs! It is playful, establishes eye contact and allows our younger children to practise fine motor control.

The impact of early instrument play stretches into adulthood!

Amber heat wave ⚠️ Please bring water to class for all those attending.

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“I can't recommend Kindermusik with Sarah highly enough. [The teachers] are warm, friendly and always put you and your child at ease. Definitely my favourite class!”

Read Claire's review here: https://g.co/kgs/qNpC3nw

Did you know that siblings are always welcome! 👪

We often get asked - can our new baby come along too? The answer is a definite YES! We welcome younger siblings up to a year old for FREE in our toddler classes and always FREE in sharing time for our preschool and school aged classes. For younger babies, we recommend wearing babies in a sling so that your hands are free to interact with your toddler but our teachers are always on hand to help out (and love a baby cuddle!).

We also welcome older siblings on school inset days too so you never need to miss your Kindermusik class - simply let us know they are coming to join in the fun!

Pippa has been teaching Kindermusik classes for one year today! Congratulations Pippa on your Kindermusik educator journey so far 🎶

Did you know that Pippa is also doing a part-time music degree with the Open University around her teaching?

Well done Pippa!

From birth to 12 months, every stage is a milestone in visual development. Dive into our blog post to learn how our classes enhance your little one's sight perception: https://www.kindermusikwithsarah.co.uk/blog/vision-in-babies

"Whenever you talk to your baby, be sure to make eye contact. This is a very important part of meaningful communication. Even if your baby can’t answer you in words, you’ll know from his or her facial expressions that he or she is participating in the conversation."

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