Kids Songs That Won't Drive Parents Crazy
65Listening to Kids' Music
Fun Kids Songs for Everyone!
Music is everywhere—on the iPod, in the car, at the grocery store, etc. It makes up such a vast part of our everyday lives. It drives our emotions, pumps us up when we’re exercising, makes us dance, makes us cry, brings back memories and helps us complete mundane tasks. Whatever its purpose, music is all around us.
My family and I love music. We almost always have it playing in the background. Most of it, since we have children, is kids music; adult music is just not for toddlers these days. But how much of it can I tolerate after so many hours? Not much. If I’m outside playing with the kids, I really dislike hearing sleepy versions of “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” or the many nursery rhyme songs in existence.
Below is a list of kids songs and their artists that my husband and I wouldn’t mind taking a ten hour car ride with (not in any particular order). They are kid AND parent friendly. Some might even bring back some childhood memories (sigh…).
Fun Songs for Kids: Mahna Mahna, Original with Muppets
You've Got a Friend in Me
The Other Day I Met a Bear: BNL
iPods: to store kids songs!
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Apple iPod nano 6th Generation Silver (8 GB) (Latest Model)
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Apple iPod nano 6th Generation Silver (8 GB), FREE FAST shipping + Bonus gifts!!
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Give Me a Grade-- Phineas and Ferb
List of Kids Music that Parents Can Enjoy Too
1. Mahna Mahna—the Muppets or Cake (both are awesome!)
2. You’ve Got a Friend in Me—Sly and Robbie
3. Itsy Bitsy Spider—O.A.R.
4. Do You Like Waffles?—Parry Gripp
5. Splish Splash—Bobby Darin
6. The Lion Sleeps Tonight—The Tokens
7. La La La La Lemon—BNL
8. Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)—Harry Belafonte
9. Walkin’ on Sunshine—Katrina and the Waves
10. The Other Day I Met A Bear—BNL
11. Wipeout—Surfaris
12. The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything—Relient K
13. I Can Be Your Friend—O.C. Supertones
14. ABC—Jackson 5
15. Campfire Song Song—SpongeBob
16. There’s a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea—Veggie Tales
17. Purple People Eater—Sheb Wooley
18. Upside Down—Jack Johnson (from Curious George soundtrack)
19. Life is a Highway—Rascall Flatts
20. F.U.N. Song—SpongeBob
21. Gitchee Gitchee Goo—Phineas and Ferb
22. Give Me a Grade—Phineas and Ferb
23. Eat It—Weird Al
24. Crazy ABCs—BNL
25. On My Way Home (Hawaiian Lullaby)—The Imagination Movers
Disney Music for Kids
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Childrens Favourites Kids Songs Disney Music Tunes CD
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Disney's Karaoke Series: That's So Raven [Audio CD] Music Cd- Kids / Childrens
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And the List Goes On...More Music for Kids
I'm sure there are many more family friendly songs to add to the list. But let me tell you: my son loves the above playlist. Most of the songs are upbeat and funny. If there are any more you enjoy, let me know in the comments below!
©ThePracticalMommy
Imagination Movers--On My Way Home (Hawaiian Lullaby)
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Great Hub. Very useful too ... thank you
Great list of songs that both parents and their kids will definitely enjoy listen to. Very useful hub, thanks a lot to ThePracticalMommy for providing us with so helpful information and parenting tips!
I just would like to say that listening good songs may be very helpful activity for development of kids :)
My favorite is The Elephant Song by Eric Hermann. Search it on Youtube. It's great.
I love the elephant song! Grear choice! :) Depends on the age of your child, the duck song is cute. Its on youtube too :)
I love the bananna song from yo gabba gabba on nickjr! so cute.
Excellent selection and the Mahna Mahna song is a personal favorite. Voting this Up and Interesting.
Fun list of songs! I actually know most of them. I like the Imagination Movers on most days. Voted UP and danceable!:)
Some great songs here! I use some for my grandson and others for school!
















ManuPria 13 months ago
Informative hub indeed. My daughter loves the Itsy Bitsy nursery rhyme the most :)