The study involved more than 10,000 twins and found that children who have learned musical instruments for a long time are not only more likely to gain a positive attitude from music, but also have better self-control. If you think about it, it is not difficult to understand that practicing a musical instrument for a long time is a boring process and requires a certain amount of self-control on the part of the child. The more self-control a child consciously trains, the better the self-control will become. In the future, these children will be more likely to engage in one thing or skill in their studies and life, and will not easily give up halfway.

At what age can children start practicing an instrument? Age recommendations for some common musical instruments

The following are the age recommendations for musical instruments collected from some musical instrument teachers. I hope it can provide reference for everyone:

The growth of every musician , there must have been painful childhoods. Beethoven and Lang Lang were in front of the piano every day when they were young, grinding their teeth with hatred. In the end, they both became masters, but many children have been buried. This also tells us parents, You need to objectively see how much talent your child has.

Teacher Li Xincao’s words that touched me the most are: music itself has a mission, and that is - peace. If parents realize that their children may not have such high talent in piano, they should not push their children too hard. They should regard piano learning as a hobby and a spare time activity to cultivate their children. The child's real interest must be Help, let him have more aesthetics and love for life. This will make parents and children much more relaxed and happy, and it will also allow children to feel the peace brought by music.

Since being exposed to various special classes, I have come to understand that whenever a hobby is started in the form of a course, children will be somewhat resistant.

Therefore, when it comes to learning musical instruments, it is never a good idea for parents to unilaterally push them. Only when the children really like it in their hearts and have a certain degree of self-discipline at their age can they start formal teaching. is the better choice.

Before that, I think there are two aspects that parents can do. One is to choose an instrument with a low threshold to make their children fall in love with music. The other is to first cultivate the baby's ability to persist in boring training.

It is easy to start learning when your forehead is hot, but before that, you might as well ask yourself, are you ready? Is your child ready?