A child's success in piano is dependent on great piano parents! My own daughter is a very capable student who is reluctant to comply with regular practicing. Sound familiar? Here are some articles that I hope will help bridge the gap between teacher expectations and parental challenges such as time management, student resistance, unrealistic expectations, and more.
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15 Things You Need To Know About Supporting Your Child Learning To Play The Piano
Elissa Milne has written a great article with tips for helping your child get the most out of piano lessons!
Should You Make Your Child Practice The Piano?
I took an informal survey of over 200 piano teachers to find out whether they needed a push from their parents to do their routine practice when they were in the elementary years. Find out what they said!
Monday Piano Parent Tips
A series of weekly tips to help you establish a great relationship with your child's piano teacher and help your child enjoy maximum success with piano study.
What Do Kids Do When They Practice Piano?
Read about the differences between "practicing" piano and practicing in other areas of life. Maybe "practice" is the wrong word?
What Do Marshmallows Have To Do With Piano Lessons?
Watch this great video that explains why delayed gratification may be more important to your child's success than even IQ. Piano lessons offer a great opportunity to practice this essential skill!
How I Became A Tiger Mom and Why
When Should You Let Your Child Quit Piano?
Caring For Your Piano: A Guide For Parents
Making Music With Your Baby or Toddler
Piano Lessons For Twos and Threes?
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