I took my five-year-old daughter to a Doodlebops concert in Bloomington, Indiana last year. The information said it would be pop music, and I found out when I got there that it was rock. There were a lot of young children there, and the music was so loud that I wonder if you know that young ears were being damaged? I wonder also if you know that a steady diet of rock music changes how young brains develop, not for the good? The presentation was good for children, but the rock nature and the loudness were not. Anne Owens, M.D.
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I took my five-year-old daughter to a Doodlebops concert in Bloomington, Indiana last year. The information said it would be pop music, and I found out when I got there that it was rock. There were a lot of young children there, and the music was so loud that I wonder if you know that young ears were being damaged? I wonder also if you know that a steady diet of rock music changes how young brains develop, not for the good? The presentation was good for children, but the rock nature and the loudness were not. Anne Owens, M.D.