Music of one kind or another has been around since the dawn of man. But for each of us, musical exposure began in the womb. The rhythmic sound of mummy's heartbeat was music to our ears.
Some experts say the need to make music is inborn. They say children instinctively bang pots, pans, boxes, toys and furniture to make music. And when infants and children are allowed to experiment with instruments their passion and aptitude for music blossoms.
Encouraging musical expression in children is an important aspect of child rearing. Experimentation with musical instruments helps to develop a child's growing mind and body. The following are just some of the many benefits experts state a child reaps if given even simple musical instruments. 
