Finding your monster-music moment
Choose one small idea per session. You might count steps to a chorus, invent a polite hello for a pretend neighbour or pair toothbrushing with a familiar tune. Repetition is useful when it feels enjoyable; if the activity stops being fun, simply listen to the music or try again another day.
Try these ideas together
- 1
Count with movement
After listening to Count With Kaiju, count a few claps, toy cars or steps together.
- 2
Practise a greeting
Use Tiny Kaiju Says Hello as a cue for friendly ways to say hello to family or imaginary characters.
- 3
Connect music to a routine
Play Brush Those Dragon Teeth around the usual supervised brushing routine. Keep the same toothbrushing guidance you already follow.
Questions families ask
Are these formal lessons?
No. They're playful musical activities that families can adapt to everyday life.
Which song should we start with?
Pick a topic your child already enjoys, such as counting, greetings or funny dragons.
