Nursery Songs And Rhymes

Nursery songs are so important in childhood as they help create all those special family moments that build bonds.

Songs sung in the Nursery, in the bathroom with a baby or child, in the sun on a rug, in the back of the car ... can be an important part of their development.

Here is a growing collection of the best nursery rhymes and songs.

My favourite is Humpty Dumpty, which as a child was complete nonsense, and still is I think. It was a lot of fun when we did the actions in the bath tub.

Some more of my favourites are:

Mother Goose rhymes
Humpty Dumpty
Jack and Jill
Jingle Bells
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Mary Had A Little Lamb
Little Miss Muffet
Little Bo Peep
Ring Around The Rosie
Pop Goes The Weasel
Little Boy Blue
Hey Diddle Diddle
Old Macdonald had a farm
Old King Cole
Old Macdonald
This Old Man
Teddy Bear Picnic
Sing A Song Of Sixpence
Mary Mary Quite Contrary
A Tisket A Tasket
Itsy Bitsy Spider
Little Miss Muffet
Rainsong

Gregory Griggs

Tapping Foot and Toes

Hot Cross Buns (Easter)

Five Little Ducks

What is your favourite of all your nursery rhymes and songs? Maybe you also like these. What story is attached to your song?

Maybe you know it as a "preschool song", or as "kids songs".

What is YOUR favourite? What story is attached?

Have A Really Favourite Nursery Song?
That Means A Lot To You?

Your Nursery song may have a special meaning to you or your child. Can you share it?

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Jack and Jill 
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