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Live in Peace While Your Child Learns to Play the Drums
Saturday, November 14, 2009
posted by SKWiley 5:32 PM
Our son has been banging the drums night and day. I am a fairly tolerant person but even I have my limits. If I am going to put up with all the noise than he can at least learn to play in rhythm. Ever since we bought him a childrens drum set, he feels that he needs to spend most of his free time learning how to play the drums “his” way.
So I have made an executive decision. I am going to fork out the money for drum lessons. I looked online and found someone who seems very reputable and claims to specialize mostly in kids drum lessons. Now my next project will be a sound proof studio so we can all have some peace!
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I can’t fight it, my son is going to play the guitar like it or not. I know I want my kids to show an interest in what truly makes them happy but I have to admit that I wish my son would play a sport like soccer where he is involved in it only part of the year and the noise level in the house is very tolerable. However if playing the electric guitar is what my son really wants than I will support it. My husband says that he has found a very good quality beginner electric guitar.
Now we need to get him some good lessons and some learn how to play guitar videos, DVD’s and books. As parents we will support this but insist that he keep the noise level at an acceptable volume.
We are so excited that we just bought a really cool guitar for our darling daughter. I am so glad that we found the perfect kids acoustic guitar for our little lady. I can’t wait for Christmas. Now we are looking for the proper guitar case. After an online search we found the right sized guitar case. There was a great website that featured guitar cases for children.
I love seeing my daughter so happy and will do anything to see that sparkle in her eye. I know kids can be fickle but I want to support all of her interests so she can make an educated choice of what she really wants to pursue in life. What I most hope for is that she grows up to be a happy, healthy and well adjusted adult!