Why are children easily brainwashed by children's songs? It turns out that this is an independent performance.

Why are children easily brainwashed by children's songs? It turns out that this is an independent performance. The repeated melodies of these children's songs are quite catchy, the simple lyrics are also easy to understand, and the dance movements are also very easy to remember. Children can sing and dance independently without the help of adults. Every time I finish it, I feel like I've grown up a little! Are you curious? Why are children so easily brainwashed by some children's songs with monotonous melody and simple lyrics? They will keep singing for a week and a month ... The most standard examples are Little Shark in Let Go and Frozen. I may think it's cute at first, but the more I listen, the more I feel scared! Editor Niu is going to tell you today why children can't help repeating and repeating (their eyes are dead) after being brainwashed by songs.

According to Linda Nelson, director of KinderCare's music learning development program, "Because these children are looking for independent channels. The repeated melodies of these children's songs are quite catchy, the simple lyrics are easy to understand and the dance movements are easy to remember. Children can sing and dance independently without the help of adults. Every time I finish it, I feel like I've grown up a little!

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For example, the lyrics of the song Little Shark are simple but detailed, which is a very interesting adventure story for children and can meet their exploration needs. Linda also mentioned: "We have a study on older children and found that they like fast-paced, brainwashed, rhythmic and action-oriented songs. And the song "Little Shark" just meets all the conditions.

Even if children love this brainwashing song, it can bring them a great sense of accomplishment, which does not mean that the quality of the song is very good. Scholars still prefer to listen to different kinds of children's music: classical, rock, classical rock, hip-hop, jazz and so on. Children's brains can be developed by using different musical instruments, melodies and rhythms.

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Is your child singing the same song in your ear? Be patient for a while, this is a sign that they have grown up! (Clapping fists and cheering)

Source: Romper