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Where does piano practice fit when the school program, family travel, and holiday gatherings take over your usual routine?
In episode 384, Shelly Davis shares a flexible plan for busy holiday weeks. Look at the next seven days with your piano kid, decide which days have room for regular or shorter practice, and ask your teacher what to prioritize when time is tight. You'll also hear how to give practice a dependable cue and make the first day back easier after a break.
A little practice still counts, especially when your piano kid knows what to work on.
Show notes and resources → www.PianoParentPodcast.com/384
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