Your Kid’s Brain On Music

The brain benefits of exposing kids to music is becoming increasingly well documented.

Music is an essential part of life and it turns out listening to music can be really good for us too.

“Without music, life would be a mistake” ― Friedrich Nietzsche.

Loog Guitars put together this cool infographic on the effects of music on your kid’s brain.

Music Can Also Heal The Brain

In music therapy licensed professionals help people with brain damage, heart problems, or with many different physical issues through the power of music. It’s especially useful for people who have trouble speaking or comprehending language, whether because of a stroke or some other brain injury. Therapists use a style of singing with certain rhythms that can help bring back the cadence of speech.

The right side of the brain processes music while the left side processes language, so music therapy can help bridge the gap between the two. Music helps create new neurological pathways.

According to Harvard Medical School, patients with speech problems are “capable of singing words that they cannot speak.” And that’s why using “melody and rhythm has long been recommended for improving” speech and language comprehension in patients.

If you are interested in more please check out our Infographics page.

It’s packed full of infographics and educational topics.

We recommend checking out The Evolution of Film in Music (Video).

Or to learn more about the power of music we suggest Music’s Benefits For Babies.