Young Child Sound Therapy Program with USB/SD File and headphones

Description

A starter sound therapy program for children aged 0-7, created by Sound Therapy International. It can also be used with child and adults of all ages as a starter program. Dr. Brown used the young child when beginning the program. Introduce your kids to classical music while stimulating their language comprehension with stories and poems. PDF of Why Aren’t I Learning

Our microSD card option opens up a lot of Sound Therapy listening possibilities. As long as you are using headphones, you can listen on:

• your laptop or computer
• your phone or tablet
• a portable music player (eg. Mp3, Mp4 or iPod), that can play WAV files.

And, if you have our Sontegrity player, you can add new Sound Therapy files to it directly from the card.

Please Read: Children’s Sound Therapy Instructions

Please Read: Why Aren’t I Learning

Please Read:Sound therapy for Auditory Processing    

Childrens Stories Catalogue 2010 List of Stories: Young Child includes the Aboriginal, Poetry, and Fairy Tales for Young Child

The albums in the Younger Children’s Program are as follows: 
Garden of Dreams 1:01:27
¥ Exquisite musical selections for children by Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Delibes, Mozart, Bach and Brahms
Fairy Tales for Younger Children  1:00:29 
¥ Read by writer and former radio actress, Patricia Joudry, who has a remarkable ability to engage the interest of the young child
Let’s Recite 1:19:24
¥ Poems by great authors read by Patricia Joudry. Child learns rhyme, rhythm, and metaphor, which are important fundamentals of language. It comes with printed booklet so the child can read along.
Bonus Album Aboriginal Stories 1:01:40 
¥ Traditional Australian Aboriginal Stories by renowned Koorie story teller, Pauline McLeod
Bonus   —   Aboriginal Stories album –

Stories included:
¥ The Birds and the Rainbow
¥ The Flying Fox
¥ The Kookaburra and How We Got the Sun
¥ Why the Platypus is Special
¥ Brolga and How She Became a Dancing Bird
¥ Tiklik the Frog
¥ The Little Black Snake
¥ Why the Kangaroos Have Pouches
¥ The Frog and the Lyre Bird