Most babies love to have something humming to them. We have gathered here several nursery rhymes and other children’s songs that you can learn your little one. Of all the possible activities, singing a song will surely please him, especially if you make funny voices or accompany your words with large gestures!

A green mouse

A green mouse Running in the grass I grab it bottom I show it to these gentlemen tell me Dip it in oil Dip it within water It will make a hot snail “A green mouse Is one of the most famous children’s songs. You can tickle your baby’s tummy to mimic the mouse running around and mimic dipping it in oil and water for even more fun.

A hen on a wall

A hen on a wall Tapping hard bread, Picoti denouncement, Trois little tours and then leaves! (or “put your tail up and then go!”)
You can gently tingle your baby’s tummy, cheeks, or toes with your finger throughout the song or during “picot. If you choose to prick his feet, chances are it will tickle him, and he’ll ask you to sing that nursery rhyme over and over again.

It’s the little beast that goes up.

It’s the little beast that goes up, and that goes down! This children’s song is straightforward and one of their favorites for a specific reason: it is just an excuse to make fun! Start at your child’s feet and go up along his body, walking with the index and middle fingers. Sing more or less slowly or repeat several times “which goes up” until you reach a given body part, then say very quickly.

“And which goes down”

By bringing your hand down very promptly while tickling it. Since it is straightforward to pick up the song’s rhythm (and therefore the rise of your hand) and your baby never knows in advance which part of the body the “beast” will rise towards, this same rhyme for children. Simple will surely meet with great success!

A little pig hanging from the ceiling

A tiny pig Hanging from the ceiling Pull its nose It will give milk Pull its tail It will lay eggs Pull it harder It will lay gold How many do you want? 1, 2, 3
To accompany this nursery rhyme with gestures and make it more fun, you can pinch your baby’s nose or buttocks during the corresponding passages.

Lark, nice lark

Lark, lovely lark Alouette, I will pluck you I will jerk your head I will pluck your head And your head, and your head Lark, Lark Oh, oh, oh, oh Alouette, lovely lark Alouette, I will jerk you I will keep your snout And your beak, and your bill And your head, and your head Frolic, Lark Oh, oh, oh, oh.

This children’s song is quite long but easy to remember and sing.

You can pretend to “pluck” your child during the corresponding passages by ruffling his hair a little (for the head), by pinching his nose (for the beak), his arms (for the wings), etc. If your child is a little older, remembering all of the body parts in sequence at the end of each verse will be a great exercise!

A swinging elephant

An elephant swaying On a web, web, web Spider web It was such a game So much fun That suddenly Ba da boom Two elephants swaying On a web, web, web Spider web It was such a fun game That suddenly Ba da boom.
You can sit on the floor with your baby against you and rock yourself while you sing this children’s song to him. At the “ba da boom,” rock back gently if your child is tiny, a little faster, and more robust if he is already 3 or 4 years old. You can keep adding elephants to this nursery rhyme to enjoy and teach it to count.

The turtle family

We must never see we will recognize The turtle family running after the rats the tortoise daddy And the turtle mum and the turtle children Will always go in the string You can, for a model, wave your baby’s thumb or toes when you count the daddy, mom, and children.
he runs, he runs, the ferret

He runs, he runs, the ferret,

The wood ferret, Ladies, runs, he runs, the ferret, The pretty wood ferret. He’s been here, and He’s been here. He’ll come back that way; He’ll come back that way. He runs, he runs, the ferret, The wood ferret, Ladies, runs, he runs, the ferret, The pretty wood ferret.
You can accompany the lyrics of this nursery rhyme with large gestures during the chorus as if a ferret is running past you and then running away in one direction and then another.

If your child is older,

you can imitate the ferret and run together singing “he runs, he runs.” Your little one will surely love it!
let’s wander in the forest. words that start with t.

Let’s walk in the woods.

Meantime the gulp down is not there. He would eat us if the wolf were there, but he would not consume us since he is not there. Wolf, are you there? What do you do? Do you hear? I put on my shirt. Let’s take a walk in the woods. At the same time, the wolf is not there. He would eat us if the wolf were there, but he would not consume us since he is not there. Wolf, are you there? What do you do?

Do you hear? I put on my panties

This nursery rhyme is ideal for gradually dressing your little one. If accordingly child is a limited older, ask him to play the wolf and put on his clothes by saying in a loud voice, “I’m putting on my shirt/panties / etc.”. ” At the end of the song, he may even start chasing you to catch you like a wolf!
There are many songs and nursery rhymes for early childhood, some recent, like “Pirouette, peanut” and others even going back several centuries like “Cadet Rousselle” or “Marlborough goes to war.” About that arsenal at your disposal, you have extended hours of laughing through affection, the little one in the cover of you!