Rockness Music Offers First Birthday Parties In New Jersey!
Where In New Jersey Can I Hire Rockness Music?
We offer 1st birthday party celebrations anywhere in New Jersey.
We travel all over the Garden State to bring joy to families and children.
We perform inside homes, offices, preschools, restaurants, and banquet halls. You name it we’ve performed in it.
Performing in outdoor venues like parks and backyards works great too! We will perform anywhere we can assure that your children are safe and the instruments will remain clean and sanitary.
How Can I Register My Party?
Registering for a party is easy just go to our website.
All party submissions are answered promptly.
How Many Kids Per Party?
Our parties are for 15 children / $5 for every additional child over 15.
How Much Space Do We Need For The Party?
We are very flexible with the amount of space required. The children will need room to dance as well as room enough to sit in our “circle time” setting.
As long as there is a safe, clean space for the number of children invited, we can perform in any space at any location.
What Equipment Will We Bring?
The instructor brings a guitar and Djembe drum which they perform the entire set LIVE on.
For the children we bring shakers, dancing props, and individual drums and sticks.
What To Expect The Day Of My Child’s Birthday Party?
When hiring Rockness Music take care of all the entertainment. Parents do not need to worry about anything. We keep the children engaged for the full 45 minutes.
The performer shows up 30 minutes early. Setup takes about 15 minutes and is minimal, self contained, and not disruptive to the family or party attendees.
There is no amplification, so the singing and guitar playing is of an acoustic volume. We have never had a complaint in any building, apartment, restaurant or any other location.
How About The Instructors My Kids Will Be Learning From?
Rockness Music instructors are experts at working with your children.
Our instructors teach in preschools and daycares as full time music teachers. They interact with every age range from babies, toddlers and kindergartners through 12 year olds on a daily basis.
How We Keep Your Children Engaged
Our high energy and enthusiastic delivery gets children excited about the music and what’s coming next!
All Rockness Music songs are written with children in mind. The songs are directly influenced by moments spent with children in class settings, preschools, enrichment classes, and with our own children right here at home. Our songs entice immediate action and participation from your children. They draw your children in, and engage them to perform with the instructor.
We target our songs toward recognition and response. Children don’t need to know the music, the music tells them what to do. It’s upbeat, thoughtful, intelligent and most of all rockin!
Will My 1 Year Old Really Enjoy It?
Our teachers provide individual attention to each child, even in a larger group setting.
We care and kids can tell!
Why Do Babies Love Our Shows?
Babies love the music, the action, and watching cousins and friends interact! See what parents are saying. Our First Birthday Parties in New Jersey ROCK!!!!
- “Amazing – Rockness Music was the biggest hit. No one can stop talking about it!!”
- “OMG! Everything…was so amazing. So many compliments on Rockness Music – even the adults got in on the action.”
- “Many of the parents of the older kids told me that this was the best performance that they have ever seen at a birthday a party.”
Should Parents Participate Too?
In any performance, the performers are the stars. They feed heavily off the energy level of their audience. This works the same in all Rockness Music performances. We encourage adults to participate because the more you’re engaged, the more your children will be also. The more participants, the better the show!
Rockness Music encourages family participation, which is our entire goal, to enable families to have fun making music together.
Parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, children of all ages (even the older kids) will have a blast at any first birthday parties in New Jersey or New York with Rockness Music!
Tips on how to keep rockin’ with your little ones and have a musical day with your preschool child.
In pop culture, having a musical life similar to that of Glee or High School Musical seems like the most fun a person could have. One minute a character is walking down the hall, and them bam! All of a sudden he or she bursts out into song, and everyone around them now knows a spontaneous choreography to an original song. But who says that TV shows get to have all the fun? You and your youngster can make your own lives into a musical, without a camera and director following you around saying “action!” (unless you really want someone to!)
Everyday activities that you do with your child can have a rockin’ twist with the help of some creativity and your best instrument- your voice!
How to Have a Musical Day With Your Preschool Child
Here are some examples of daily routines that can be rockin’ with the help of awesome friends like Sesame Street and Laurie Berkner and us, Rockness Music:
BRUSHING YOUR TEETH
Although it might not be the safest thing to brush your teeth and sing at the same time, before you and your young one brush your pearly whites, try singing this great song by AJ Jenkins!
Getting Dressed
Sometimes squirming and putting on clothes feels like you’re doing a dance, so while not sing along with it? At times kids can feel like getting dressed is a hassle, but with the help of this Sesame Street song, you can show your rock star how much fun getting dressed can be! A rock star has to look the part, right?
Making Breakfast
Everyone loves food and everyone loves music! Why not combine the two? Singing a tune while making breakfast is a great way to lighten up the morning and shake out the sleep. Try listening to Rockness Music’s very own “Pancakes” the next time you make some for breakfast! It’s only right that when your done you drum on the bowl! It’s so much fun!
Out and About
It’s always fun to jam out with your little one when you’re in the car or just walking around. When you’re out and about around the house, try this Jim Gill song/interactive dance called “Truck Stop”.
Bath Time
When the day winds down and you are starting up the bedtime routine, Baby Bear’s “Bath Song” from Sesame Street is a great song to listen to while you scrubby scrubby scrub in your tubby tub tub! It’s also an easy transition into Goldilocks and the Three Bears for a classic bedtime story.
Bedtime
There are classic nighttime rituals such as a bedtime story, but why not have a bedtime song? Before you put your little one to sleep for the night, try playing this song from The Laurie Berkner Band!
If these awesome songs somehow get old, you and your little rock star can make up your own tunes to help make your daily moments more musical. Who needs Glee when you can have your very own Preschool Musical!
Keep on rockin’ friends and have a musical day with your preschool child!
Following 11 and preceding 13 comes the number of the day, 12.
I did not realize, or never thought very deeply about the significance of 12 in our world. Lets take a quick look.
12 B.C, 12 A.D., 1812, 1912, 2012
What does 12 mean: Two remaining after taking ten, or twalif “two-leftover”.
Facts about 12.
The volume we listen to Rockness Music. The number of times we listen to Rockness Music records in the car (sorry Moms and Dads!). Ok, now some real facts –
• 12 is noon, 12 is midnight.
• 12 months in a year
• 12 inches in a foot
• 12 zodiac signs.
• We have 12 cranial nerves in our body
• 12 pairs of ribs.
• The atomic number of Magnesium is 12.
• 12 is the maximum speed of winds in a hurricane according to the Beaufort scale.
• In Orthodox Judaism, 12 is the year of maturity.
Religion: What a huge number for many religions. There were 12 legitimate successors of Muhammad, Twelve Olympians, Twelve tribes of Israel, 12 apostles of Jesus, 12 Rebel princes of King Arthur, the sun god Surya has 12 names. This is just the tip of the iceberg – and there were twelve icebergs (just kidding).
Sports: Famous athletes wearing the # 12?
Wade Boggs, Joe Namath, Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw.
Finally MUSIC:
Twelve is the number of pitch classes in an octave.
The 12-inch single is a vinyl record format.