Anonymous
08/30/2025 18:36
Subject: what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
Anonymous wrote:
Throw it away. As a musician, they are the worst introduction to instrumental music a child could ever have. Don't pass it on.
My kid had one year of recorder at school, walked into the University of Maryland’s instrument exploration clinic before 4th grade, and was able to play songs on the clarinet and saxophone with no coaching and no sheet music.
If that’s the worst, maybe we should try to get the kid whatever the best is. It just doesn’t seem necessary.
Anonymous
08/30/2025 10:32
Subject: what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
💩can. Immediately. Or burn it.
Anonymous
08/30/2025 10:27
Subject: what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
Yeet it back to the hellscape it came from
Anonymous
08/30/2025 09:12
Subject: Re:what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DDs is inexplicably in the bathroom and she uses it when she’s on the toilet for a while.
SOrry to say but it is really gross to play a recorder in the bathroom and then leaving it there. It will be full of germs! Hopefully she is. It playing it while doing the big business in there!! Ewww
Your toothbrush is also in the bathroom…
Anonymous
08/30/2025 07:44
Subject: Re:what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
Burn it
Anonymous
08/30/2025 01:09
Subject: what do you do with a recorder when your child is done with it?
Remember seeing this post sometime back….
We just gave ours away to a neighbor who turned to be just opposite us who wanted it for her daughter and didn’t want to buy one. Her mother didn’t mind ours had my daughter’s name, her nervous little tooth marks (But it wasn’t too bad and didn’t have heavy chewing like those in my school days) and when we listed on Facebook buy nothing, she was the first to respond. Glad it went somewhere rather than the landfill. Maybe it is a good idea to list it there.
We just gave ours away to a neighbor who turned to be just opposite us who wanted it for her daughter and didn’t want to buy one. Her mother didn’t mind ours had my daughter’s name, her nervous little tooth marks (But it wasn’t too bad and didn’t have heavy chewing like those in my school days) and when we listed on Facebook buy nothing, she was the first to respond. Glad it went somewhere rather than the landfill. Maybe it is a good idea to list it there.