Any young age is good, but six years is probably the earliest you'd want.
When you get him\her in guitar lessons. (=_=)
You probably should because you might start playing bass like a guitar player
There isn't necessarily a particular age that a child should be before starting guitar lessons. It is also a different situation for every child, but it is important for the child to have an interest in music and for them to actually want to play the guitar before trying to force it upon them, as they will be more likely to resent the parents or teacher if they don't want to play. Therefore, an appropriate age would be when they are able to learn efficiently and also when they develop an interest.
If one can afford to pay for guitar lessons, this is the easiest and fastest way to start learning how to play the guitar. If guitar lessons are not able to fit into the budget one can start by looking up common cords online.
Guitar lessons can be taught to anyone at any age. Any person can take guitar lessons, even beginner guitar lessons. It is never too old to learn how to play guitar provided your hands can handle it.
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You should start getting lessons, because there is no use of getting one if you cannot play it. In my opinion, I guess an acoustic guitar is better. Electric guitars are too expensive.
I would start by getting a book and working trough it. That way if you really don't like it then you will know. If you decided that you do like it then you should go to a local place to get lessons. Most places that sell guitars also offer lessons.
Children can start playing the guitar as young as 3 years of age.
Children can start music lessons as early as 4 or 5 years old, but the ideal age can vary depending on the child's interest and readiness.
James is eager to get start guitar lessons.
Children can start taking piano lessons as early as 4 or 5 years old, but it is important to consider their readiness and interest in learning an instrument.