Again, the amount of time is not as important as the amount of progress. Be willing to listen to them play exercises and songs for you. Musical ability is not a requirement for caring about your child. Ask your child questions about how the concepts were taught. Offer words of encouragement at least once every practice session.
Every musician enjoys the opportunity to display their talents.
Ask your child to list what progress was made during the practice session. Remember, positive reinforcement is the most effective communication you can share with your child in the quest of musical excellence. Learning to be responsible is a part of learning to play a musical instrument. Teeth, bite, finger size and hand size are very imprtant factors in determining which instruments the child will most likely be successful playing. Once the instrument selection process is complete, it is then necessary to acquire an instrument.