INSTRUMENTS

Why Musical Instruments Matter for Children

Musical play is more than simply fun — studies show that children who engage with instruments develop improved verbal memory, reading ability and executive-function skills. For infants and toddlers, tapping, shaking or strumming builds motor control, sensory awareness and early rhythm skills.

How to Choose the Right Instrument

Age-appropriate size & durability: Look for instruments sized for children, with sturdy construction.
Purposeful design: Even “beginner” instruments should produce clear sounds, support exploration and not frustrate the child.
Variety of types: From percussion (shakers, drums) to string or starter guitars, different instruments help different skills — rhythm, melody, coordination, listening.

In our collection you’ll find instruments that let children make noise, create music, explore rhythm and feel successful. Start them early, encourage exploration, and let their interests guide the instrument they keep playing.