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How using music to parent can liven up everyday tasks, build family bonds

  • Written by Lisa Huisman Koops, Professor of Music Education, Case Western Reserve University
How using music to parent can liven up everyday tasks, build family bondsParents can sing their way through the day.Jose Luis Pelaez Inc./Getty Images

Editor’s Note: Lisa Huisman Koops researches how parents incorporate music into everything from daily chores and routines to family and religious practices. It’s something she believes has taken on more importance now that families are spending more time...

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