We know from research, that singing in harmony is a wonderful way to improve your mental health & wellbeing, increase your self-esteem, your confidence and help you bond with others.

It has also been clinically proven that group singing can reduce symptoms of postnatal depression faster than the usual forms of treatment (British Journal of Psychiatry 2018).

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We also know that music ignites all areas of child development and skills for school readiness, including intellectual, social-emotional, motor, language, and overall literacy. It helps the body and the mind work together. Exposing the children to music during early development helps them learn the sounds and meanings of words.

 

More specifically, group singing can help you

• be aware and connected with self, each other and your child

• improve muscle tension & overall wellbeing through better breathing and posture

• release stress by reducing the stress hormone levels

• improve a sense of belonging and social wellbeing

• stimulate your brain by learning new songs

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It can also help your child(ren):

• improve their moods (brain changes when expose to music)

• feel empowered by reducing stress levels

• get in touch with their emotions

• improve their vocabulary and language skills

 

Singing Hearts uses breathing and mindfulness techniques to help you find calm and centre yourself to the present moment.

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The songs selected for this group are powerful and uplifting and will help you connect to your heart and to the feeling of togetherness. The words, melodies and harmonies held in these songs will support and follow you through your day. Through repetition your child(ren) will be able to follow and recognise the sounds.

 

So wether you are looking to include mindfulness into your weekly routine or would like to meet some new mums whilst doing something good for you and your child(ren), come sing with us.

 

Our singing group is open to any woman and mother with her child(ren) and does not require an audition