83. How to Teach Your Kids to LOVE Your Favorite Worship Music
The Heart of a Singer - Vocal Rehab, Vocal Warm-ups, Christian Musician, Breathing Technique, Singing LessonsShow Notes
Do you ever wish you could sing along to your favorite worship songs at home — but your kids keep begging to turn on "their" music instead? In this episode, I’m sharing what I did in my own home to change that dynamic. Now when I put on a worship playlist, my daughter lights up and says with genuine excitement, “Mom! I LOVE this song!” I’ll show you how to cultivate that same love for worship music in your young kids — so you can sing out freely at home right along with them. Here’s the heart of the strategy:→ Kids fall in love with what feels familiar, recognizable, and repeatable.→ When you lean into repetition and memorable experiences, your kids will start to love the worship songs you love too. I’ll walk you through a simple step-by-step process which makes this accessible in your own home.My hope is that this encourages you and helps you build a space at home where singing and worship feels joyful, natural, and shared.
Blessings, Sarah 🌟
*** Access my Spotify Playlist of some of our favorite songs here: FAVORITE FAMILY WORSHIP & FUN SONGS ***
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