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Happy Mother’s Day – Fancy a Musical Present? 20 Coupons for Free Access to my Music for Babies up for Grabs

Happy Mother’s Day – Fancy a Musical Present? 20 Coupons for Free Access to my Music for Babies up for Grabs

by Sarah Richard-Preston | May 11, 2014 | Baby Music, Free Stuff, Parenting

Happy Mothers’ Day to all my fellow mums out there. I hope you’ve all been spoilt and received plenty of cuddles and “I love you’s” from your little cherubs. A special mention goes out to all of the new mums too. There are probably quite...
7 Powerful Reasons Why You Should Sing to Your Baby Every Day

7 Powerful Reasons Why You Should Sing to Your Baby Every Day

by Sarah Richard-Preston | May 7, 2014 | Baby Music, Child Development, Parenting

There are just so many fantastic reasons to sing to your baby every day. Research has shown that there are many benefits of exposing babies to music. Here are my top 7 reasons why singing to your baby every day is a win-win, for you and your baby to “make...
My 7 Top Tips to get the Most out of ‘Music Time’ With Your Baby

My 7 Top Tips to get the Most out of ‘Music Time’ With Your Baby

by Sarah Richard-Preston | Apr 30, 2014 | Baby Games, Baby Music, Parenting

So you’ve made the awesome decision to introduce your baby to music activities, good for you! Now what? How does it all work? Imagine this scenario for a moment… You sit your baby down and you start your first music session together. You start singing and they...
Introducing Art History to Young Children

Introducing Art History to Young Children

by Sarah Richard-Preston | Jul 4, 2013 | Art, Child Development, Parenting

Why introduce young children to art history? You may think toddlers and preschoolers are too young to be introduced to art history. How could a young child possibly understand and appreciate Vincent Van Gough’s ‘Starry Night’ if you aren’t sure that you do?  The...
Is there an Easy Choice When it Comes to Being a Stay-at-Home Vs Working Mum?

Is there an Easy Choice When it Comes to Being a Stay-at-Home Vs Working Mum?

by Sarah Richard-Preston | Mar 2, 2013 | Early childhood news, Parenting, Research

The debate over whether mothers should stay at home to raise their children versus mothers returning to work during their child’s early years is a contentious one to say the least, and there are certainly no easy one-size-fits-all answers. The pros and cons of...
Why the Creative Arts are Important for Young Children

Why the Creative Arts are Important for Young Children

by Sarah Richard-Preston | Feb 8, 2013 | Child Development, Creative arts for children, Parenting

The Creative Arts are a Universal language Art is a language that crosses the boundaries of countries and time. There are many ways in which we can have artistic experiences that not only affect our thinking and our emotions but also our connections with each other...
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