Here’s the basics of the science behind it: 

Prepare to be amazed by the intricacies of your little ones' minds. Babies and toddlers possess an innate ability to decipher remarkably intricate concepts through the magic of pattern recognition. It's a dance of repetition and revelation. Now, consider this: while "kids music" predominantly presents brief and straightforward patterns, Classical and Jazz music unfold with sweeping, intricate motifs. As these sophisticated musical landscapes stretch the boundaries of young minds, they're unknowingly strengthening the neural pathways needed for future cognitive feats. Picture it like a puzzle: once they've tackled the intricate patterns, comprehending even the likes of molecular orbital theory becomes as simple as a snap.

Eric Rasmussen, chair of early childhood music at the Peabody Institute in Baltimore: “Kids’ CDs that are geared toward children are not necessarily very healthy music for children to be listening to. They are often poorly produced, sung by children singing as if they are adults, and in major keys only.”

Empowering children’s growth in: 

• New Languages

• Math

• Spatial Intelligence

• Concentration

• Memory

• Reading