MARIA MOON MUSIC DELIVERS EARLY YEARS MUSIC THROUGH PLAY ACTIVITIES THAT STIMULATE NEUROLINGUISTIC, SOCIAL AND MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AT A CRITICAL TIME.

Research-Informed Music for Children from Birth to 5

At Maria Moon Music CIC, we deliver research-informed music, movement, and singing activities—rooted in early years pedagogy and designed to nurture every child’s development from birth to age five. Our sessions bring together play, creativity, and connection, helping children build the strong “musical brain” foundations that support language, literacy, and school readiness.

We work with families, carers, and educators in community venues, early years settings, and home-education environments to make high-quality music education accessible to all. Our activities are more than fun—they are grounded in evidence and shaped by leading approaches including Kodály, Orff Schulwerk, Dalcroze Eurhythmics, E. Gordon’s Music Learning Theory, and Makaton Music for inclusive communication.

Our Sessions Include:

Music Play Curriculum: Interactive music play using singing, movement, and age-appropriate instruments with scarves, ribbons, beanbags, and shakers to encourage rhythmic coordination, sensory exploration, and joyful learning.

Makaton Singing with Toddlers & Mum: A unique blend of music and sign language that strengthens early communication and connection—ideal for both verbal and non-verbal children.

Research-Informed Workshops & CPD: Sessions that support parents, carers, and early years professionals to confidently use music for emotional regulation, self-expression, and early language development.

Why Families and Parents Love Maria Moon Music activities and specialised sessions

👉🏼Highly engaging, social sessions that deepen bonds between parents and children

👉🏼A welcoming, inclusive approach that values every child’s voice and way of expressing it.

👉🏼Skilled, caring facilitators who tailor musical experiences to each group’s needs and cultural background.

Together, these experiences cultivate creativity, confidence, and communication—showing that music isn’t just play; it’s brain-building for life.