Sing&Grow Music Play

Lunch & Learn June
Music Play

Play Matters > Lunch and Learn Webinar Series > Music Play

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Creative Communication

Anne will explore how music can be used as a powerful tool for creative communication in early literacy. The presentation will focus on how rhythm, melody, movement, and visual supports can help children express ideas, develop language, and build connections, particularly for children who communicate in diverse ways.

Lou Matrescence and Music

Matrescence and Music in Perinatal Care

Lou from Sing&Grow explores what is matrescence, and sharing how music in the prenatal and perinatal period can support emotional regulation, bonding, and wellbeing for parents and infants alike.

Music Resources

Music Groups

Sing&Grow music therapy program for families with young children

Singing Mamas (UK based), some groups in Australia

Allison Davies - Music and the Brain

Melodic Mantras (You Tube Channel)

Melodic Mantras (Blog Post)

A Gathering of Voices (online singing community)

 

“ Play is our brain’s favourite way of learning”

Diane Ackerman
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Matrescence and Music

Lou from our Sing&Grow program will focus on Matrescence—the emotional and identity transition into parenthood—and its importance in the prenatal and perinatal period. Lou will focus on how shared musical experiences can support emotional regulation, bonding, and wellbeing for parents and infants.

Resources

How can I get involved?

Family groups (consisting of Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Carers, children and babies) meet weekly with the elderly in safe and suitable facilities. Attendees engage in a diverse array of play-based learning activities and interactions, fostering connections with other families in their local communities and establishing mutually beneficial relationships with older people.

How can I get involved?

Family groups (consisting of Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Carers, children and babies) meet weekly with the elderly in safe and suitable facilities. Attendees engage in a diverse array of play-based learning activities and interactions, fostering connections with other families in their local communities and establishing mutually beneficial relationships with older people.

How can I get involved?

Family groups (consisting of Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Carers, children and babies) meet weekly with the elderly in safe and suitable facilities. Attendees engage in a diverse array of play-based learning activities and interactions, fostering connections with other families in their local communities and establishing mutually beneficial relationships with older people.

How can I get involved?

Family groups (consisting of Mums, Dads, Grandparents, Carers, children and babies) meet weekly with the elderly in safe and suitable facilities. Attendees engage in a diverse array of play-based learning activities and interactions, fostering connections with other families in their local communities and establishing mutually beneficial relationships with older people.