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Vered is a musician, music therapist and mom. Vered is the founder of Baby In Tune. Her award winning baby songs for babies (Gold Parents’ Choice Award and NAPPA Gold Award among others) will help parents connect, soothe, play and feel present with their babies. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, two sons and daughter, who continue to inspire new songs about the ups and downs that come with parenting.
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Hi, I’m Phyllis. I’m a Brooklyn mom of two and I teach classes for Baby in Tune. Prior to teaching for Baby in Tune, I worked at J.P. Morgan for 12 years. In 2016, I quit my job in finance to stay at home with my children, leaving open the question of where or when or if I would ever return to work. Four years later during the COVID-19 pandemic, I decided to fill my time in lockdown with a new hobby and I bought a guitar. I learned to play by watching Youtube tutorials and it ended up meeting so many of my needs and wishes – for a new and exciting challenge, for a sense of growth and accomplishment, and as a channel for expression and joy. When Baby in Tune was looking for instructors to teach classes, I knew that it was the right next step for me as I could combine my experience as a mom with my budding interest in music and a heart for supporting parents and families.
I had also taken a Baby in Tune class when I first had a baby, so I knew what a wonderful class it was. I remember being so completely sleep-deprived and anxious for most of my days as a new parent, but for the 45 minutes when I was in class, I felt calm and happy. When I learned that there was an instructor training program, I was excited at the opportunity to re-learn the Baby in Tune method in greater detail and to share this with parents who are beginning this exciting new journey with their babies. In the Fall of 2020, I completed the Baby in Tune instructor training and have been leading classes in-person and online.
Kristy Waldron is a licensed music therapist. She currently works in the Pediatric Emergency Dept. at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital and is a music therapist at a special needs preschool in Queens. It was during her graduate internship at NYU, working in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, that first sparked her passion for therapeutic family-centered care.
Hi there,
I am Stav German, I am a voice teacher and I also teach music to toddlers, kids, and babies. Being a mother myself, I’m in constant search of quality music that will engage and challenge my child.
I believe music helps develop our kid’s mind even when they don’t show interest. Exposure to music from a young age, even while still in the womb, is a significant part of nurture and growth.
Petra Gelbart is a board-certified music therapist who specializes in developmental and rehabilitative interventions, as well as facilitating coping skills. With a PhD in ethnomusicology, she is committed to culturally responsive care, and loves learning new music from clients and college students alike. She is a mom of three through both adoption and birth, and has been working with foster and adoptive families for over fifteen years.
Melissa is a Music Therapist living in Fairfield Connecticut. After majoring in Songwriting and Music therapy from Berklee College of Music she decided to split her time between NYC and Fairfield as she teaches classes around the city. She has a passion for working with kids and is excited to combine her music therapy skills with her love of children. In her spare time you can find her dancing to Lizzo’s Water Me!
Montclair
Brooklyn
Pregnancy
Learn how to connect with you baby in utero while starting to find your mama tribe. Research shows that your fetus will remember music that you sing during pregnancy. Not only that, babies whose parents sung to them in utero cried less, were less fussy, and had less colic. Come start to build your repertoire and find your own inner voice.
0-7 months
Bond with your baby and with other parents. Learn how to use music to establish routine, soothe, and communicate with your baby. We will sing songs that keep your baby stretching, swaying and smiling. There is a strong element of therapy for the parent through music and discussion.
8-30 months
An introduction to rhythm and play with age-appropriate games. There is a strong element of therapy for the parent through music and discussion. Puppets, props, drums, and instruments get involved. These classes focus on language, movement, and getting to know your baby through play.
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Neve Campbell
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