A hands-on piano book for toddlers and preschoolers, and a simple 10–15 minute daily activity you do together. Start at home before you commit to the time and cost of weekly lessons, and give your child a strong foundation for when formal lessons begin.

A quick look at the book and how it works.
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A quick look at Toddler Piano Book.
Formal lessons are a real commitment, and many parents aren't ready to make it for a 3- or 4-year-old. Toddler Piano Book fills that gap.
Many preschool piano books are paper lesson books written for use with a teacher. Toddler Piano Book was built for a parent and child at home, before lessons start.
Designed as a parent–child activity: sit side by side, sing, clap and play together.
Short, regular sessions that fit real family life and end while it's still fun.
Laminated pages and dry-erase markers, so every page can be done again and again.
A tempo ladder from #1 (40–60) to #5 (90–100), plus circles and smiley faces on finished pages.
A natural language approach made for small children, ages 3–6.
Short videos show you how to guide each page.
Children circle, mark and redo each page with the included dry-erase markers.

Children circle each piano picture and tempo they practice and complete.

"What's your tempo?" Start at #1 (40–60) and work up to #5 (90–100).

Pages like "Montuno Prep" and "Hot Cup of Tea." Practice on the closed piano first, then open it and play.
Sit side by side at the piano or keyboard. Keep it short, keep it regular, and stop while your child still wants more.
Sit at the piano or keyboard with your child. The video tutorials show you how to guide each page.
Play along with the pictures, then circle the picture and tempo once it's done.
Do each exercise 2 or 3 times. Wipe the page clean and try again another day.
Move up the tempo ladder as your child gets steadier, and draw a smiley face on finished pages.
Age matters less than interest. You don't need every sign below to begin. A few minutes a day at home is the easiest way to find out.
No music background? The natural language approach and video tutorials let you guide your child step by step, on your schedule.
A ready-made, reusable book for your youngest students ages 3–6 that keeps reading and writing to a minimum.
Look for a book made for ages 3–6 that needs little reading, uses pictures, and can be repeated many times. Toddler Piano Book uses a natural language approach, picture-based Sing & Play and Look & Play pages, rhythm pages and a tempo ladder. It is laminated and spiral bound with dry-erase markers so pages can be done again and again.
Young children can start with short, playful piano activities: singing and playing, matching pictures to the keys, and clapping or tapping rhythms. Toddler Piano Book is built for ages 3–6 and avoids heavy reading and writing so small children can take part.
Work through one page at a time. On Sing & Play and Look & Play pages, the child circles each piano picture and tempo they practice and complete. On rhythm pages, practice on the closed piano first, then open it, and draw a smiley face on finished pages. Aim to do each exercise 2 or 3 times, and move up the tempo ladder from #1 (40–60) to #5 (90–100). Video tutorials are included to guide you.
Short and regular works best at this age. Toddler Piano Book is designed for 10 to 15 minutes a day, tops, done together as a parent–child activity. End while your child is still having fun.
Many preschool piano books are paper lesson books written for use with a teacher. Toddler Piano Book is built for a parent and child at home before lessons begin. Its laminated, spiral-bound pages are written on and wiped clean with dry-erase markers, it uses a tempo ladder to show progress, and video tutorials are included.
Many parents are not ready to commit to the time and cost of weekly lessons for a very young child. Toddler Piano Book lets you start at home first, see how your child responds, and build a foundation of keyboard familiarity, rhythm and steady tempo before formal lessons begin.
Look for interest in music, the ability to sit with you for a few minutes, and following simple one- or two-step directions. A simple way to find out is to try short practice at home. If your child enjoys the Sing & Play, Look & Play and rhythm pages and can repeat them, that is a good sign they are ready for formal lessons.
$129 for the physical book, with free shipping. It is a one-time purchase, with no monthly lesson fees.
No. No music background is needed. The book is designed for parents, uses a natural language approach, and includes video tutorials that show you how to guide each page.
Either works. You can use Toddler Piano Book with a piano or a keyboard at home.
No heavy reading is needed. The natural language approach eliminates the need for lots of reading and writing, which makes it suitable for small children.
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Laminated, spiral bound, with dry-erase markers and video tutorials included. Made for ages 3–6.