http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L6cpKcGCgg

I taught my son in the bath everyday from six months old. Splish splash Splish splash Splish splash Splish splash singing while I tapped the water with my hands, therefore it was singing and percussion. I did this as I was startled when he sang to Bob Marley, they weren't words but he was definitely in time and in tune.

I started him on piano everyday at seven months old...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTae101KyPA

I also taught him tamborine...

Special Moments

I remember, the second last time I think it was, he saw the gold nugget that I kept hanging on a chain around my neck for him. It was for him for the day that he turned black belt. This was another thing I would teach Lukey.

I used to tell Luke I loved him more than anything in the world, all the time. It was the last thing I ever said to him as he looked me in the eyes. He knew how much I love him.

Luke's dad plays and sings 'Puff the Magic Dragon' for Luke

video by Luke's dad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=839G8VE7yhs

My little baby Luke was playing piano when he was still a baby. Music was fun even at his age.
I taught Luke to play piano every day from the age of seven months old. Here he is at nine months old and pretty familiar with the keyboard already. I never forced him to play piano and he could always jump off the piano when he wanted. It was all about having fun the way music should be. He saw Daddy playing piano so he wanted to do it. He thought the world of me and everything I did he wanted to be a part of.

The last time I played with my son Luke, he had only just turned two, and was a healthy little baby, apart from the scratches on his face. I was only allowed 2 hours a week with him for the last six months of his short life which ended on the 18th of January, 2009. Luke died at the age of two years and four months.

I guess I should get used to typing again.I can see I have my share of it ahead of me. I tried my hand at a few web sites a couple of years ago and put it down to experience and decided to concentrate more on Luke.