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LittleBabyBum on Youtube

I just want to tell other mommies about this great channel on YouTube! It includes every nursery rhyme I knew growing up and I even learned a few new ones watching with my daughter. They come in individual videos or a compilation of videos amounting to different times. Like there are videos 15 minutes long or even 2 hours depending on how occupied you want your child to be. I know some parents will be opposed to putting their baby in front of a TV or computer screen but my daughter loves them and she is learning from them.

When the song for If You're Happy and You Know It comes on she does the actions with them like clapping her hands and stomping her feet. When the song BINGO comes up she claps for the letters the eliminate and follows along with them. When Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes comes on she points to her head. Not only is she learning important things because of the songs but she looks forward to me putting it on for her and sometimes we sit and practice them together.

I do love this channel and I recommend it especially to younger children.
You can see on the YouTube page how they have playlists ready for you to play or just pick a compilation. There are lots of educational songs teaching the alphabet, colours, numbers, and body parts.
Here is what the channel looks like when you enter the page. Fun, colourful, and educational I really do love this page!




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