This qualitative research focused on how young children with disabilities experienced music activities in inclusive child-care center. Data from 7 week observation of the researcher, and interview from three teachers, five special educators, and eighteen young children without disabilities were analyzed. The results of the study were composed of four main themes: 1) \"I like music,\" 2) \"I change of myself in music activities,\" 3) \"Others who know me are changed in music activities,\" and 4) \"music activities are important for my IEP objective accomplishment.\" In addition, eight sub themes were revealed. Children with special needs used music as a method of communication to share emotion with each other and to interact with peers equally. IEP objectives were accomplished through music activities, and objectives of social/emotional skills were being accomplished. Music activities were so helpful to change children with special needs, others, and relations with others. Thus, through them IEP objectives could be accomplished. However, it is proposed that music activities be organized for IEP objective of cognition, self-help, and verbal/communication skills.