Homeschooling

Home Educators Instrumental Playing, where , parents, families, childminders, and nannies discover daily activities to cultivate a "musical brain" in children. Our signature three-pillar method—Music from the Body (movement and rhythm games), Music from the Mind (ear training and patterns), and Music from the Heart (expressive singing)—lays the groundwork for confident instrumental learning later on. These preps reduce dropout rates in instrumental lessons by 40-50%.

A parent in the park holding a ukelele and children with scarbes

Embracing Music in Early Childhood: Your Guide to Nurturing a Musical Child

Raising a Musical Child: Why Your Child's Brain (and Future) Needs Music More Than Piano Lessons

Homeschooling

Apr 237 min read

Making Sense of Music Theories of Learning from birth to age 5

When we understand what each method offers — and where it doesn’t reach — we can combine them to create a more holistic learning journey. This is the challenge that educators face both in formal and informal spaces. Over decades of teaching, I’ve learned that no single early-years music approach fits every child. When we understand what each method offers — and where it doesn’t reach — we can combine them to create a more holistic learning journey.

Early years Music Research

Feb 27 min read

Music at Home: The Gift of Music for Your Child’s Brain from Birth

Sing to your baby before they speak. Rock and sway with your toddler. Clap patterns with your preschooler. Keep exploring rhythm, song, and joy through every stage of those precious early years.

Homeschooling

Jan 236 min read

Maria Moon Music

Empowering Learning through Musical Experiences

Homeschooling

Embracing Music in Early Childhood: Your Guide to Nurturing a Musical Child

Making Sense of Music Theories of Learning from birth to age 5

Music at Home: The Gift of Music for Your Child’s Brain from Birth