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According to the National Piano Foundation, a few simple guidelines will heighten the fun of a piano lesson and help you make sure your child gets the most out of it.1. Parents should begin by deciding when to start a child's piano lessons. Six or seven is an average age.2. Choosing a teacher is an important step. Ask to see the plan for the first few months to see if it contains clear progress goals.3. Show enthusiasm for the process, and sit in on a session.4. Provide a good environment for your child's piano lesson.5. Try to schedule instruction and practice sessions so that your child doesn't miss out on other activities.6.Don't impose unrealistic goals.
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