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Enjoy all these rhymes and songs together and watch the pleasure on the faces of children of all ages.
Traditional nursery rhymes
Counting rhymes for three year olds
Action rhymes for 4 year olds
Finger Rhymes
Fireman finger rhymes
School routines rhymes
Baby rhymes
Can you name these nursery rhymes
Finger rhymes play and enjoy
Right from birth all babies enjoy nursery Rhymes. It is so natural for a mother with an upset baby to rock the baby and sing into his ear…hush-a–bye-baby. Of course the baby cannot understand the words but it is not long before a newborn starts to react to the sound of his mother’s voice. Speaking, singing and reciting all help to create a bond between the mother and child.
Most Nursery rhymes involve repetition and this is exactly what baby needs to start learning. Often one of the first words that a baby says is ..again! The history behind Nursery Rhymes is fascinating although the true explanation can be gruesome e.g.Ring a Ring of Rosie which describes people falling down dead due to the Great Plague!
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