Native music is associated with a place of living and refers to the music of oral tradition that is performed and transmitted through listening and memorizing. By conveying traditional creativity with oral submission to the youngest generations, it encourages the building of one's own identity, preserving tradition, traditional values and customs, and building a positive attitude of children towards cultural heritage. The correct attitude towards inherittance and heritage is formed primarily in the first and most important community for the child, and that is the family. Apart from the family, there is also a preschool institution where tradition should be cultivated and respected. By building a positive attitude towards one's own culture, the openness of children to other cultures, as well as respect for diversity, is being developed. Folklore music also promotes positive feelings in children, captures their attention, exhilarates imagination, and engages the whole being. It enables children to develop creative potential and develops mutual cooperation, tolerance and respect, which are also important determinants of the process of socialization. After the children get acquainted with local music and folk customs, it becomes a part of them, as they will transfer these customs to the next generation and thus preserve their personal, cultural and national identity.