Archive for September 2008
Music and Your Baby
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 23, 2008
Music and your baby (newborn to 1 year)
by S. Jhoanna Robledo
Reviewed by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory Board
Can listening to music benefit my child?
Definitely. Think about how music affects you — how an upbeat tune fends off the blues and soft music helps you fall asleep. Your baby is no different. Lullabies have a proven [...]
Natural Remedies For Your Family
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 21, 2008
The seasons are changing as are the temperatures, making us more susceptible to virus, colds etc.
We don’t want to think or even gear up for another nasty flu season but if we don’t act know we won’t be prepared. Better to be armed with knowledge then faced with another 3am hysterical child. Illness strikes when [...]
A Note To Every Parent
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 18, 2008
A ‘Note’ for Every Parent
By Wendy Jones (Kindermusik Educator)
Personal musical expression, in our culture, has become separated from our daily lives. What does it teach our children, if every time we want music for them we reach for a video or CD? Like my young friend in class, we risk sending the message that [...]
Why Kindermusik?
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 10, 2008
Kindermusik introduces your child to the joy and adventure of music and then moves at his pace, pausing to engage his interests, nurture his gifts, and celebrate his discoveries.
From birth through age seven, with the caring guidance of a trained and licensed Kindermusik educator, your child can grow and learn without pressure to perform, [...]
A Teacher’s Prayer
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 5, 2008
In this rare moment of quiet I pause and ask….
For strength and character; to deliver the best of me and temper the worst.
To maintain dignity, confront pressure with grace and patience.
Have the temerity to admit wrongdoing and right the wrongs in a timely fashion.
Provide joy and a love of learning, an eagerness to explore and [...]
Why Re-Enroll In a Kindermusik Class-Research
Posted by: kindermusikkids on: September 2, 2008
A recent study found that repeated enrollment in Kindermusik improves a child’s ability to plan, guide, and control their own behavior.
“Children currently enrolled in Kindermusik showed higher levels of self-control than those never enrolled and those previously enrolled. …This suggests that in order for children to reap the benefit of increased self-control as a result [...]
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Baby and Toddler Songs
- This Old Man - Baby Genius: Favorite Nursery Rhymes August 6, 1999This Old Man - Baby Genius: Favorite Nursery Rhymes
North Jersey Parenting Guidance
- Union County families celebrate National Adoption Day November 21, 2009When Donna Dorflinger eagerly sought to adopt twin boys a few years ago, she sat on a wooden bench outside a Union County courtroom feeling jittery and a bit sequestered. "I wish there was a celebration," she said. "It’s like...Julie O'Connor/The Star-Ledger
- The placenta teddy bear: Celebrating motherhood or totally icky? November 20, 2009For the mom who has everything: A keepsake bear made of afterbirth.Corine Ingrassia
- Project Cuddle helps pregnant women in crisis to protect newborns November 20, 2009Debbe Magnusen created Project Cuddle out of her living room and since its inception in 1996, it has saved 661 infants’ lives by offering a support system for women and an alternative to leaving their babies on the street.Sandra Lee
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Local North Jersey News
- Law libraries in Morris, Sussex state courthouses will close November 22, 2009The books are being closed on two law libraries in state courthouses in New Jersey. Law libraries in Superior Courts in Morristown in Morris County and Newton in Sussex County are expected to be closed in about six months, said...Jim Lockwood/The Star-Ledger
- Highlands fate uncertain with council seats open November 22, 2009Slow to act on a long list of appointments, departing Gov. Jon Corzine has effectively handed Gov.-elect Chris Christie a chance to reshape the membership and even the direction of the Highlands Council, which controls development in the water-rich region...Brian T. Murray/The Star-Ledger
- Hackensack conference brings together activists against genocide November 21, 2009A Saturday conference at Fairleigh-Dickinson University brought together N.J. activists and concerned citizens to hear the testimony of genocide survivors and brainstorm on strategies to prevent more events like it in the future, according to a report in The Record....Star-Ledger Staff
