It’s nice to see any parent getting their children into music at a young age, but when it’s someone as influential as Kate Middleton, it’s even better.
She has been pictured attending music lessons with one-year-old Prince Louis, which are introductory sessions for youngsters designed to get them interested in the arts from a young age.
And as Classic FM pointed out, he’s not the only one of Kate and William’s children who’s taking an interest in the arts. His older brother Prince George takes ballet lessons at his school, while his sister Princess Charlotte takes music, art and dance lessons.
It’s great to see the Royal family embracing music lessons and teaching their children the value of learning an instrument.
If you’re looking for the perfect Christmas present for a child in your life, you could search for ukulele lessons in Swindon to help get their love of music started, or perhaps continue to foster a love of music.
Ali Hartland, owner of Little Voices in Altrincham, recently told Altrincham Today that studying performing arts can give children so many benefits, and we agree.
Ms Hartland stated: “Studying the performing arts gives children confidence, teaches them about eye contact, posture, enables them to push the boundaries of their comfort zone and effectively communicate both in social situations and future careers.”
She also pointed out that the likes of music give youngsters a “creative outlet” that they can use to express themselves, which is something that will help them to have a full and rounded life.