Nursery rhymes become so very fun to sing along to. They teach little ones learn about letters and animals. Plus, they put everyone smile!

Here's a few of our best picks:

* Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

* Mary Had A Little Lamb

* Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

* Itsy Bitsy Spider

Grab your most silly scarf and join in!

Little Fingers, Tiny Hands, Small Mitts Big Songs, Mighty Melodies, Huge Tunes

Sometimes, the tiniest mittens can create the most powerful songs. It's amazing how small little ones can create music that spreads throughout the whole world. They play their things with such passion that it's difficult not to laugh.

Maybe it's because music is a powerful language that everyone can understand. Or maybe it's just the joy that comes from creating something beautiful. Whatever the reason, there's something truly wonderful about listening to tiny fingers playing powerful songs.

A Tiny First Melody

Every infant has a unique melody inside them. It might not be audible to our ears right away, but it's there. It's the sweet sound of their heart, expressing itself in gurgles. As parents, we get to be the first to hear to this precious tunes. It's a magical moment, a connection that strengthens between parent and child.

This first melody isn't just a tone; it's the start of their interaction with the world.

It's a reminder that they are growing every single day, and we get to be witness in this incredible journey.

Tunes for Tired Twinkles

The little stars shine so brightly in the vast sky. But even celestial bodies get tired after a long day of shining. That's why we sing them lullaby songs to help them fall off to rest. These ballads are filled with enchantment and stories of the night. Some cosmic gems even spin to the melody.

• During the stars rest, the moon beams over them.
• Fairies with wings glide around the sleeping stars.
• Imaginations of adventure fill the night.

Fun Songs for Tiny Dancers

Let's get those small dancers moving with some awesome tunes! There are so many catchy songs that are perfect for toddlers. "The Wheels on the Bus" is a classic that everyone loves to sing and dance along to. For something a little more upbeat, try "Shake Your Sillies Out". And don't forget about the whimsical classics like "If You're Happy and You Know It".

Make sure to put on some music and let your little one click here groove to their heart's content! Here are a few more suggestions:

• The Itsy Bitsy Spider
• Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
• Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Listen to copyright and Rhythms

Ready to twirl into a realm of fantastic sounds? We're going on an quest to find the magic of matching sounds. Get ready to whisper and stomp along as we make our own silly poems!

First, let's pay attention to the sounds around us. Can you name the creatures making those sounds? Maybe it's a cat singing a pretty melody.

• Which tones can you hear?{
• Shall we create some noises of our own!

Now, let's play with language. Choose a name and see if you can find another syllable that sounds similar to it.

Hat rhymes with sat, right?