Which of the following is not a developmentally appropriate music experience for a two-year-old child?
A) bouncing up and down to music
B) experimenting with household items to make different sounds
C) listening to his or her favorite songs over and over
D) participating in call and response songs

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At two years old, children are still developing their language and cognitive skills, making it challenging for them to participate effectively in call and response songs, which require understanding and responding to musical or verbal cues in a structured manner. The other options are developmentally appropriate as they involve physical movement, exploration of sounds, and enjoyment of familiar music, all of which are suitable for a two-year-old's level of development.

Which of the Following Is Not a Developmentally Appropriate Music