A yummy song of traveling to candy land, On the Good Ship Lollipop, is sweet little lullaby for your child. Here are the lyrics for Good Ship Lollipop, including the classic video by Shirley Temple from the movie Bright Eyes.
A song of cupcakes (with love), The Cuppycake Song, is a funny little lullaby for putting a smile on your face. Here are the lyrics to the cupcake song, and kids will adore the snuggles and hugs which must accompany this honey bunch song!
A song of midnight bells, Frère Jacques, is a French lullaby for coaxing a sprightly child into slumber. Here are the lyrics for Frère Jacques, and parents will soon be checking-in on their little one hoping, Are You Sleeping?
A sad song of separation, Baby Mine, is a reassuring lullaby for little babes. Here are the lyrics for Baby Mine, and parents may already recognize the beautiful tune from Disney's movie about a flying elephant, Dumbo.
A gentle song honoring the stillness of nature, Now the Day is Over , is a calming lullaby for your little child. Here are the lyrics for Now the Day is…
A parent's song of protection and responsibility, Suo Gân, is a traditional Welsh lullaby, or "lull song", from the title's translation (suo = lull; gân = song).
Tired of Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers, and looking for some funny tongue twisters for kids? This read-aloud list of tongue-twisters is sure to tickle the funny bone, and leave your mouth twisted in knots!
Share an inspirational moment with a friend by sending them this thoughtful (and funny) alphabet poem about friendship. We particularly recommend Z.. zip your lip when necessary!
Tired of baby songs? Here's our list of children's poems about sleep, including lullabies written by notable children's authors -- From Rudyard Kipling to Langston Hughes, this lullaby list includes famous poets and children' authors who have written about sleep and dream.
A humorous love song of puzzlement, I Gave My Love a Cherry, is a riddle to sing for baby. Here are the lyrics for the folk song also known as, The Riddle Song. Spoiler alert to the riddle's answer: How can there be no baby crying? Well when the baby is asleep, of course!
