Child's motor response to music starts in first year

The study shows that children's response to music begins at a very early stage, as an infant's brain can recognize music as early as three months old. Automatic movements appear at around one year of age, and their ability to coordinate movements with the rhythm develops later. The results confirmed that sensory and motor responses to music are more evident with structured music compared to random music, especially in 12-month-old children, who display the greatest number of automatic movements, primarily focused on the upper body. The developmental motor skills of a neurologically mature brain are linked to an increased ability to perform more complex movements, reflecting the important role of music in fostering motor and cognitive development during the first year of life.

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