Early Childhood Music refers to the practice of introducing music to young children, typically from birth to age five. This approach emphasizes the importance of music in early development, helping children enhance their cognitive, social, and emotional skills. Activities may include singing, dancing, and playing simple instruments, which foster creativity and self-expression. Programs in Early Childhood Music often incorporate elements of music theory, rhythm, and melody in a playful manner. These experiences can improve language development, listening skills, and coordination. Engaging with music at an early age lays a foundation for a lifelong appreciation of the arts and can positively influence overall learning.