The Straightforward Way Attack the problem directly. If you aren’t afraid of ending up beating a dead horse, feel free to try this way. Make sure you explain to your child, how important practicing piano is. Tell them that if they practice, they will get better, and that being able to play the piano willRead more
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“I’ll practice later!”“You’ll practice now. I’m not spending $92 a month on piano lessons just to hear you practice once a week!” If you are a parent who has started his/her child in piano lessons, you have either already had this confrontation, or you soon will. Even when the kid is genuinely interested in learningRead more
You had the best intentions when you bought the piano. You envisioned your children playing it for hours a day, filling the house with the gentle strains of classical pieces. Hasn’t happened yet — but maybe now it’s time. How can you tell if your child is ready for music lessons? The answers to aRead more