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we arranged a concert few months back and wish to attend more. my son enjoyed a lot.

Ahh...one of my favourite topics. So we play various types of music, right from folk,&#160; to Indipop, Hindustani Classical, instrumental, vocal, Coke Studio,&#160; Unplugged, gazals,&#160; thumri, devotional,&#160; jugalbandi, Bollywood Junk, Reggae, Blues .... the list is endless. So for starters, you can start with music of your choice and later expand to other genres. If you like Bollywood then start exploring Coke Studio and Unplugged and so on... At our place,&nbsp; the music is during Lo's playtime,&nbsp; academics,&nbsp; meal times etc. I had taken my lo for her first live Bansuri (Flute) concert when she was 9 months. She had thoroughly enjoyed it. Then on attended many more. But I never forced her to sit thro' the concert. Sometimes we would be at the wings,&#160; sometimes at the backof the auditorium and at times just attend for half hr,&#160; depending on her moods. So Explore and go with the flow. P. S.&#160; Research has shown, Music (listening and/or playing an instrument) is associated with increased verbal IQ. <a href="http://app.babychakra.com/user/18108"><b><font color ="#3b5998">Kuhoo Gupta (The K Junction)</font></b></a> had written an article related to this last year. <br> However, let the child enjoy it.

i love concerts and would like to take baby to them when he is older. now i play regional songs, mozart(saw many recommendations for this), bollywood(old hits), and sometimes I sing to him....

I listen to a lot of music. I play Mozart for the baby along with nursery rhymes in French English and Hindi . . we listen to Punjab music the kind his dad likes and I play him both rock and Sufi &#127807;