What is the best age for children to learn vocal music?

In order to prevent their children from losing at the starting line, parents will enroll their children in various remedial classes, talent learning classes, etc. In fact, this is very bad. Don't put too much pressure on the child when he is too young, otherwise it will easily overwhelm the baby. You should let the baby learn something he likes appropriately. For vocal music, it is best to have a learning process.

Children aged 4-6 are in their early childhood and there is no need to send them to training classes or the like. Because children at this stage have very weak comprehension abilities and their delicate vocal cords are in the developmental period, any carelessness can damage the child's vocal cords. It is best to let children of this age develop naturally. Kindergarten teachers and parents can let children appreciate and learn to sing more nursery rhymes to develop their interest in music. Develop a certain sense of music. This is very different from learning the piano. Parents must not act too hastily.

For children aged 7-9, we still strengthen the influence on them in terms of rhythm, pitch, and understanding of songs. Learn the basics of singing and learn to sing softly. It is important to protect your vocal cords. The songs that we learn to sing should mainly be children's songs. Never let your children sing difficult adult songs. Don’t let your children imitate adults’ voices to sing popular songs.

Children aged 10-15 are in a critical period of voice development. During this period, children go through a voice change period. The voice changes at around 12-14 years old for boys and 13-15 years old for girls. During this period, the vocal cords are often congested and edematous. This is a natural physiological phenomenon. However, if you are not careful and sing loudly with your natural voice, it will aggravate the fatigue of the vocal cords and eventually lead to vocal cord hypertrophy. Children at this stage should definitely be careful if they sing. Avoid surprises.