Kids' Keyboards

About Kids' Keyboards

Kids' keyboards offer a fantastic way for children to embark on their musical journey, combining education with fun. Their affordable, durable designs pack in useful features that make these keyboards excellent starter instruments. Typically, children's keyboards have smaller keys for easy reach and tend to be compact in size. Some keyboards feature mini keys, providing a shorter-length key that is specifically built for smaller hands.

All children's keyboards are incredibly beginner-friendly models, and feature a range of sounds, and learning modes including games and other resources. Features such as light-up keys featured on some models help children follow along to songs and learn with ease. The variety of playful colours available in kids' keyboards ensures a fun playing experience and nurtures their interest in music.>

Kids' Keyboards FAQs

What is the best keyboard for a child to learn on?

The best keyboard for a child to learn on is one that is simple to use and has built-in learning features and aides such as light-up keys and games. Keyboards with smaller mini keys are also beneficial for young players with smaller hands, allowing them to comfortably reach the keys.

Should my child learn the keyboard or piano?

Deciding whether your child should learn the keyboard or piano depends on various factors. Both instruments share the same techniques and principles. If your child is going to take lessons on a piano, it is often recommended to learn on a piano, and the same applies to the keyboard. However, this is not crucial, as everything learned on a piano can be played on a keyboard. Consider space and noise when making your decision. If you don't have room for a piano, a keyboard is a perfect option.

Can my child learn piano on a keyboard?

Your child can easily learn piano on a keyboard. Piano skills are easily transferred to the piano from a keyboard. Keyboards are simply a more compact version of a piano but offer convenient features such as a smaller size, the ability to plug in headphones, and in some cases, learning aids like light-up keys.