Transforming The Toddler Years- Parents and Educators Raising Calm, Connected, Capable Kids
Oct 1, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
**What if one of the simplest tools for helping your child connect, communicate, and regulate is already in your voice?** In this episode, I talk with music therapist, musician, author, and mom…
Vered Ben-HorinGuestCara TyrrellHost
So the first one that I started, that I was playing in the basement that day was, um, uh, it's called Sunday.

Wait, hell, it just escaped me 'cause I was gonna s- I was thinking about Good Morning, My Love.

... which ended up being the second ditty, which I sang to him every morning, which went, "Good morning, my love.

... and it's just a morning song that I actually still sing to my daughter.

I still go in in the morning and sing it, because it ended up being our reunion.

But when you have a song that goes along with your morning, you're, you're really elevating this, this reunion because, um, as, as we're gonna talk more about, babies relate to music from the first second.

Your baby now knows, oh, this is the song that means that now we're together.

So the first one that I started, that I was playing in the basement that day was, um, uh, it's called Sunday.

Wait, hell, it just escaped me 'cause I was gonna s- I was thinking about Good Morning, My Love.

... which ended up being the second ditty, which I sang to him every morning, which went, "Good morning, my love.

... and it's just a morning song that I actually still sing to my daughter.

I still go in in the morning and sing it, because it ended up being our reunion.

But when you have a song that goes along with your morning, you're, you're really elevating this, this reunion because, um, as, as we're gonna talk more about, babies relate to music from the first second.

Your baby now knows, oh, this is the song that means that now we're together.
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