Dance parents

“Hey, Mom,” Audrey said, swinging her dance bag. “Can we stop for ice cream? It’s my last lesson.”

I teach Creative Dance for children at the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music (CCM) Preparatory Department. For the last class ...

We may earn money from the companies or products mentioned in this post. Shortly after we moved back to Utah County (or as I call it, back to society), one of my old high school friends hosted an ice cream social. It was exciting to get together with these friends I hardly ever see anymore, […]

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If you've been considering starting a special needs dance program at your studio, here are some tips to help you get it off the ground.

These unique parent wedding dance songs will have you all sorts of happy tears, guaranteed! I spent the better half of my childhood watching Steve Martin in Father of the Bride, so I knew the father daughter dance moment would be extra special in my own wedding. Today I am sharing my favorite unconventional wedding music inspiration, particularly for this part of the celebration... ready-made Spotify playlist and all! #unusualfirstdancesongs #weddingdances #fatherdaughterdance #...

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Dancing with a parent is a time-honored wedding tradition. Let's look at the ways we can make it work for your family and create extra memories that will be treasured across the generations. Weddings are about celebrating a new marriage, while also generally paying homage to the families that helped support the new spouses on their journey. That's why special dances, from a first dance to a parental figure dance are often included in the wedding reception. They're a fun way to spotlight…

Asking dance questions will enhance the familial experience, and dancers will undoubtedly appreciate their parents’ interest and involvement in their activity and extracurricular.