Nursery rhymes and baby songs

Early Learning Teaching Your Child Music
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I have been trying to find some good quality free videos to download for my little darling.but somehow i haven’t yet got around to get too good quality videos.Can you guys help me to solve this problem… :smiley:

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Hello Elu,

Sorry but I don’t have an advice on download. But what I can say is that with my son I use Muffin Songs:

http://www.youtube.com/show/muffinsongs

He likes it very much. We can watch it on iPad, phone, SmartTV, PS3, etc.

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I can recommend my YouTube channel! I have nursery rhymes and the abcs song check it out and let me know what you think I’m just getting started http://www.YouTube.com/user/juniorstoons

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Hello,

I use Supersimplesongs.
http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperSimpleSongs My LO adores Hickory Dickory Dock and Snowflakes.

I use the link and see them when I want. I am not very good at technology. I don´t know if they are easy to download.

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We love this video for several reasons.

http://youtu.be/Q_uhzPUN_Lw

The shadow puppets are simple.
They have the words at the bottom.
It is Australian and the songs are a little different from all the US versions. These are the versions I grew up with.
They are sung nicely.
I can put this up on the tv and let it run for 45 minutes of music time and there are no awful YouTube pop up ads for James to read. And I don’t have to keep looking for the next song every minute.
It covers so many of the essentials.
And lastly, James loves it and requests it. My son does not like music much. But he is learning these songs now.

You can use a website like keepvid to download it as video or audio.

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We quite like the videos from the following users on youtube:

hooplakidz
comptines (french)
Busy Beavers
AppuSeries
KidsTV123
BritishCouncilEKids
eDewcate

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Hey,
I recommend my channel for nursery rhymes http://www.youtube.com/Rhyme4Kids

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My little girl loves ‘The Gigglebellies’. You can watch a few previews on Youtube but we ended up buying most of the songs on our Ipad because she enjoyed it so much. (She’s 18 months old now & has watched from about 12 months old). They have a few traditional songs but a lot of their own too. Great animation and catchy songs :slight_smile:

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Previous posts have great suggestions about free songs.
I’ll add 2 more app suggestions, they may not be quite free though.
Of what I came accross I can say that the best is the Eggy…Rhymes app. It has 10 nursery rhimes. It is not free. I bought it when they had it on offer for 1 dolar.
Another one that has great songs about the alphabet letters is: Letter Songs A-Z app, by ABCmouse. I downloaded it for free and you get the first few letter songs. As you listen to them you get rewarded with tickets. 50 tickets allow you to dld another letter song for free. My little one loves the letter D song.

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Good quality of baby songs audio video sites are widely available on the internet. Music is good for every one, specially for kids and children. There is no bad effect by music.

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I use youtube children’s channels with my kids. They have really learned to sing using youtube. There are a lot of good channels, but here are my favorites (and the ones that my kids love):

  1. Toddler World TV (http://www.youtube.com/user/toddlerworldtv). Wonderful original music. Songs are beautifully performed in a gentle folk style. Most of the content centers around educational songs. Highly recommended!

  2. Kidstv123 (http://www.youtube.com/user/KidsTV123). Original music, nicely performed. Folk style. Educational songs. Highly recommended.

  3. Super Simple Songs (http://www.youtube.com/user/SuperSimpleSongs). Quality production. Traditional songs nicely arranged. Entertaining for the young ones…some educational stuff, too. Recommended.