The child can begin to mimic and actively participate in family and community musical rituals as a:

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Toddlers, typically between the ages of 1 and 3, are at a developmental stage where they can begin to imitate and actively participate in musical rituals such as singing or clapping along. While newborns may show a preference for certain types of music, they are not yet able to actively participate. 4-year-olds and 8-year-olds may have more advanced musical skills, but they are not necessarily the earliest stage at which a child can begin to participate in musical rituals.

The Child Can Begin to Mimic and Actively Participate in Family