• About Suzuki Baby •
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Suzuki baby is a class where your child will experience learning through music and movement!
We believe that every child can learn and that their ability to develop skills emerge early on in life. When engaged in a nurturing and loving environment, the child will be able to display musical and character development. We also strongly believe in parental involvement, as the parent is the baby's first and most important role model for learning. Through the group, parented baby music classes that we offer, your baby will learn to develop self-confidence, imagination, vocabulary, early math skills and the enjoyment and better understanding of music. |
• Develop Your Child's Skills •
With Suzuki Baby classes, help your child develop:
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Spoken & Written Skills |
Number & Sequencing Skills |
Gross & Fine Motor Skills |
Pitch & Rhythm Skills |
Social & Emotional Development |
• Our Classes •Suzukibaby classes are filled with learning, movement, music and most of all, fun! The class experience includes a collection of lullabies, nursery rhymes, and story-telling songs all with kinesthetic movement which lays the foundation of early reading skills and are the foundational building blocks to the academic and social skill set within our program's curriculum.
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• Testimonials •
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'We have seen tremendous growth in our daughter in terms of her musicality as well as in her social skills. This class has been absolutely wonderful and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and educational class for their little ones.'
-Crystal |
'This music class has helped Ashlyn grow and learn to be patient. I've noticed a huge difference from the first class to now. She has learned hand-eye co-ordination, patience, and confidence in performing. Mrs. Delisa has been a fantastic instructor and is really great at encouraging the kids to share and learn. Thanks!'
-Julie |
'Delisa is caring and thoughtful to all the needs of the children. She told us on class one to be amazed at how the kids would learn and grow, and they have! Routine is important. Even if my daughter just observes during class, she goes home and mimics the actions.'
-Heather |
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• Our Instructor •Delisa Komori
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