I read all your comments under the last post. I absolutely agree with you …

I read all your comments under the last post. I absolutely agree with you that musical taste is brought up from childhood. We must monitor the quality of the content our children absorb. When I was a child, world classics sounded in my family: Peter Gabriel, Seal, Tina Turner, Sade, George Michael, Michael Jackson. From Russian: A-Studio, Pugacheva, Maxim Fadeev, Valeria. I understood what was good and what was not. Initially, the taste for music, literature, films is brought up in the family. Now we adhere to the same principles in the upbringing of Ani. We put on her different music, mix the classics and the modern. For example, the European channel vh1, where the music of the 80s, 90s, noughties, tenths is played in blocks: from Elvis to Billie Eilish and Drake. She fell in love with songs from Soviet cartoons, sings “The Bremen Town Musicians”, “Wait a minute”, “Cheburashka”. In the kindergarten, my daughter is learning Portuguese children’s songs. First she sings to us: “Cavalinho”, and we answered her: “A Christmas tree was born in the forest” and “I lie in the sun.” What am I all about, trend is not equal to taste. Relevance is not synonymous with development. You can understand this only by listening to different music, explaining (but not insisting) it to your child, so that he feels with his heart. After all, power over the human heart is not only strength, but also a great responsibility with unobvious, but far-reaching consequences. #savicheva #yuliasavicheva