Learn & play together
Make music part of growing up.
Your voice, a little movement, a moment of attention. Find a starting point for your child and bring a new musical idea into the day.
Find your next little ritual.
Birth–12 months
Music activities for babies →
Start with a familiar song, your own voice, and a quiet moment together. These activities are for a grown-up to lead face to face, using repetition and pauses to make room for a baby’s response.
1–3 years
Music activities for toddlers →
Clap, pause, sway, and swap turns. Toddler music play can start with one action your child already enjoys and grow into a little back-and-forth.
3–5 years
Music activities for preschoolers →
Give a short musical idea, leave room for an answer, then let your child lead. These activities bring rhythm memory, pitch exploration, and turn-taking into the same playful session.
See the full progression.
Explore the prenatal-to-seven development timeline and its research sources, or download the complete free guide to keep the ideas nearby.