Real Questions. Helpful Answers. People Who Care.
There is so much to learn during your baby's first six months. And while the internet has plenty of information, sometimes it's comforting to connect with a real person who understands. Throughout the series, you'll have opportunities to learn from professionals in areas that matter during early motherhood.
🎵 Music & Early Learning
Discover how songs, rhythm, movement, and playful interactions can nurture your baby's growing brain and strengthen your bond.
💬 Speech & Communication
Learn about your baby's earliest communication skills, from eye contact and cooing to the little interactions that build the foundation for language.
👶 Physical Development
Explore tummy time, early movement, and ways to support your baby's developing strength and motor skills.
🧸 Sensory Play
Discover how babies explore their world through touch, sound, movement, and everyday experiences.
🤱 Feeding & Lactation
Get helpful information and opportunities to ask questions about feeding during the early months.
❤️ Postpartum Wellness
Because your well-being matters, too. Learn about caring for yourself as you adjust to motherhood.
Support for your baby. Encouragement for you. Connection for both of you.
The newborn days are full of love, but they can also feel a little lonely.
Maybe you're new to Charleston. Maybe you're the first of your friends to have a baby. Or maybe you're spending another morning at home, scrolling your phone, wishing you had somewhere to go and other moms to connect with.
That's why we created New Moms, Music & Milestones.
Come for the music. Find your people. Grow together.
New Moms, Music & Milestones
📍 Kindermusik of Charleston
Trident Academy
1455 Wakendaw Rd
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
👶 For babies 0–6 months
and their moms
9-week series
Includes weekly classes, expert sessions, and unlimited Kindermusik classes during the series.
Group musical play boosts healthy expression, empathy, relationship building, and inner balance.
Music education builds listening skills, promotes memory and recall, and strengthens executive function.
Playing instruments and mimicking fingerplays strengthen the hand muscles needed for critical tasks like writing.
Moving to music builds core strength, develops eye-hand coordination, and stimulates the vestibular system.
Group music making enhances the ability to follow directions, comprehend stories, and confidently answer questions.
Vocal play activities boost phonemic awareness, while singing familiar songs enhances vocabulary.
Group music classes develop vocal skills, music appreciation, and a foundation for formal music instruction.
Instrument play, movement, and pretend play help children become better problem solvers and innovative thinkers.
We're in Mount Pleasant
Kindermusik of Charleston at Trident Academy
1455 Wakendaw Rd
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

