6 months: if you put a toy drum beside your baby, he will happily pat it with his hands. In fact, in terms of musical sense, this behavior has no purpose, but it reflects the characteristics of the baby's upper limb movement and development in this period.

12 months: the baby is keen to knock anything that can make a sound, including: toy drum, toy xylophone, bottle, jar, even pot, bowl, spoon. Making voice makes him realize his ability, which is a reflection of the development of self-consciousness. So please bear with this little noise, after all, it is only temporary.

18 months: the baby may clap to the music, but don't expect him to have a precise rhythm right now. He may not know the real use of musical instruments and toys, so he uses hands and feet to play, or uses drumsticks as batons with the rhythm of music, or shakes them randomly with a small drum.

2 years old: little hands clap together on the piano keyboard, fingers fiddle with the guitar strings, and beat the drum vigorously. These are the normal performances of the 2-year-old musicians. He only imitates after seeing the adults use the instruments. Although the voice is not very pleasant, but after all, the action has been in place, how can he be asked.

3 years old: if the baby has a talent for music, he may be surprised to have the talent for playing instruments to the mouth without guidance, such as playing harmonica.

Safety tips: when buying musical instrument toys for your baby, make sure that the surface of them is coated with non-toxic paint. Because occasionally, your little Mozart will experience these toys with his mouth, even if it's a little drum or a little piano, he won't let it go.