Children's Songs
Many nursery rhymes are wonderful when they become an interactive memory game! You will love watching your little one’s sing and dance to this enthusiastic melody. Just the first sentence alone will fill your child with giggles. Down by the Bay Where the Watermelons Grow is a classic nursery rhyme with growing popularity. WHAT IS …
Wee Willie Winkie has a history and meaning that might surprise you. It is a really interesting Scottish nursery rhyme that you can learn from your kids at school, or you can teach it to them before they run off to get educated. You have to be sure that you have figured out how you …
The theories about The Farmer in the Dell are abound because there are a couple ways that this song could have become the way that it is today. The nursery rhymes that we sing have been through a lot of development over time, and they do not magically become the way they are right now …
Background Mary Had a Little Lamb is an American nursery rhyme first published in 1830. It was published in Mrs Sarah J. Hale’s Poems for Our Children where she added the last several stanzas. The person credited with the start of the nursery rhyme is one John Roulstone. He is credited as having witnessed the …
You have probably wondered how these two songs could have the same melody, and it might have baffled you in the past because you could not put your finger on it. Well, you have found the reason why. The ABC Song took on the melody of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star because it was so commonplace …
During the late 17th century, the legendary Mother Goose nursery rhymes and fairy tales started to appear and parents began introducing children to Mother Goose characters. Since then, babies in the cribs are read nursery rhymes about Humpty Dumpty, Jack Be Nimble, Mary Quite Contrary, Little Bo Peep and so many more. When they are …