Music has always had a strong influence on emotions. Research has shown that listening to music can induce different emotions such as happiness, sadness, excitement, relaxation, etc. The rhythm, melody and harmony of music can stimulate certain parts of the brain that are associated with emotions. When it comes to children, music plays an important role in their emotional and cognitive development. Research has shown that exposure to quality music from an early age can improve listening skills, understand rhythm, increase attention and concentration, and develop creativity. Also, music can help children express and regulate their emotions and provide them with a positive experience. It is important that children are exposed to different types of music in order to have a wide range of experiences. Quality music content, such as a variety of musical genres and performances, can be inspiring and stimulating for children. In order to support children’s development in music, it is important to provide them with access to music education. Through gradual learning and acquisition of musical skills, children can deepen their understanding of music and develop their musical potential. Educators have a significant influence on the musical education of early and preschool children. Through proper selection of music, creative activities and games with music, they can create a stimulating and enriched environment for musical development. In addition, educators can use music as a means to encourage emotional expression, understanding of different cultures and development of social skills.