If your kid is begging for singing lessons, please read this before you spend $80/hour on the wrong teacher.
I’m Samuel Picou — vocal coach, former NBC’s The Voice contestant. I get emails every week from moms who say:
“We paid for 6 months of lessons and my child quit. She used to love singing. What happened?”
The Mistake: Treating Kids Like Mini-Adults
Most “kid singing teachers” use the same drills they’d use on a 30-year-old. Long scales. Theory. Boring repetition. Kids play their way to skill.
Your kid needs:
- Warm-ups that feel like games
- Songs they actually want to sing
- Wins they can hear in the first week
- A coach who’s been on a real stage
Watch How a Real Kid Warm-Up Should Look
What to Look For in a Kid Vocal Coach
- Has performed professionally (not just taught)
- Has a structured program (not random)
- Gives a clear path: warm-up → range → song → performance
- Makes your kid laugh in lessons
Real Result
“Marz used to hold back a lot. Now he actually performs in front of people.” — Chris, Marz’s dad
👉 Start With My Free Kid Vocal Kit (Before You Pay for Lessons)
Before you commit to expensive lessons, try my Free Vocal Starter Kit for Kids. The exact 5-minute daily routine my paid students use.
Used by hundreds of kids. Works in 5 minutes a day.