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About Little Love Notes

  • Little Love Notes is an exclusive small-group music experience for families seeking a warm, intentional introduction to music for their youngest learners, accompanied by a caregiver!

  • Schedule: Meets weekly from Sept through late May. The studio is closed for major holidays.

  • Location: Offered at one or more of our studio locations in Boyertown, PA.

  • Ages: 0-6 years old

  • Class size: No more than 6 students in the class.

  • For children ages 4 and up, you may want to explore Groove Kids or Little Mozarts Piano instrumental programs, or our Singing Time vocal program.

  • For babies, toddlers, preschoolers, all the way up to kindergarten! Activities are suited to different needs for a variety of ages. All children, including those with special needs, are welcome!

  • The curriculum, developed over 15 years, draws from Patricia’s experience as a music teacher and mom.

  • We focus on fun, engaging activities that support cognitive, social, and emotional development

  • Great for caregivers — parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles, babysitters, or nannies are all welcome to attend

  • Caregivers actively participate, guiding children as role models and teachers.

  • Time for socialization and free play is included in each class.

  • Benefits for Your Child:

    • Develop motor skills, speech, and vocabulary

    • Improve attention span and listening skills

    • Learn order, sequence, and basic concepts (e.g., size, shape, numbers)

    • Enhance imitation and communication skills, including sign language

    • Allows for self-expression through music and movement

What Do We Do In Little Love Notes?

  • Sing songs together with fun hand motions, rhymes, and repetition

  • Play with rhythm instruments including drums, maracas, and shakers

  • Explore creative movement and dancing with scarves and props

  • Learn sign language to support early communication

  • Participate in lap games and rhymes that build motor skills

  • Develop cognitive and social skills through music-based activities

  • Foster speech, vocabulary, and listening skills in a musical context

  • Enjoy quality bonding time between caregivers and children

  • Build attention span, imitation skills, and ability to follow directions

  • Express emotions and develop self-confidence through music and movement

  • Spend time socializing with other children