Not really..but looking into guitar lessons for my son. He has tought himself some keyboard and guitar but we're looking into finding lessons this year. 

My oldest taught himself guitar. He's really good...been in a few bands and plays a Jimmi Hendrix style guitar. He taught himself at fifteen. He's 25 now. My 13 year old plays violin...she's part of the Utah Youth Symphony. she has played since she was three. I also have a daughter who plays flute. she learned in school around sixth grade. 

I love Pachabel Cannon in D and my daughter and I would talk about the violins. She would pretend to play an "air violin" for me when she heard the song. We researched it and found a teacher for her at age 3 and tried lessons. She absolutely loved it and would practice so much. She loved how the different strings sounded when she dragged the bow across them. It's something she has just loved and enjoyed and continues to perfect.

My mom's a piano teacher and she usually starts kids at 30 minutes between 6 or 7 years old.  If they start at 5, sometimes they come twice a week for 15 minutes each.  That seems to fit their attention span better.I've been a slight disappointment to my mom in that none of my kids take piano.  I do have one daughter who plays flute.

My husband is a musician (math professor is his day job lol) but we have a home filled with music. My husband started playing guitar at 9 years old. So needless to say our kids play and it is something they have literally grown up with. I play piano. We have a full music studio with a drum set, 2 keyboards and many, many guitars, amps, mics etc.  My husband's name is Jimi after Jimi Hendrix so we take it pretty seriously here.  LOL

Unfortunately even though I play a few instruments & both their dads are pretty proficient at guitar, banjo, drums, & songwriting, neither one of my kids has shown much ability. My daughter used to sing, but doesn't really anymore. Weird.

Not yet but my oldest daughter is interested in music.  I've heard age 7 is the time to start piano lessons.  She turns 7 in December but we haven't decided if we will sign her up.  I'm thinking about giving her a keyboard and see to see how interested she really is in it.

I really want my kids to learn an instrument (probably piano first) because I always regretted not learning one. Not that I had the opportunity as a kid, but still. I feel like our lives are so full I don't even know where to fit it in, though!

My kids never did play except the recorder, which was required in 4th grade. They both sang in the choir though and my daughter as a senior in high school still travels with hers.