Short baby songs

Sing your baby funny short songs and nursery rhymes!
They will help you entertain the little one while changing their diapers and clothes, bathing, calming down, feeding, etc.
Choose short and simple songs.  Nursery rhymes like Mary Had a Little Lamb have been used with babies for generations. They are simple, easy to sing and short. However, there are many songs and rhymes available, as well. Simply sing the chorus to the song or the chorus and a verse to a song. The more repetitive the words, actions, and sound, the easier it is for babies to learn and understand the words and concepts.
Choose simple movements and activities. Babies love to watch you enthusiastically sing and move. Here are some ideas for using songs with babies:

• Chose songs with movements that you can perform with your baby. Bounce them on your knee, clap their hands, move their legs like running, wiggle their bodies, move their arms like swimming, and so on.
• Movements become more independent and complicated as babies get older. Young babies' movements often begin with clapping, moving on to actions with their bodies and hands, and noises and sounds. . As babies get closer to the toddler stage, they want to perform more of the activities and complicated movements and make sounds on their own.

Choose songs that are familiar and of interest to you and your baby.  Singing can be made comfortable when you choose songs you are familiar with.  Later add new songs for you and your baby to enjoy.  They can be action songs, animal songs, early learning and communication songs, or fun signing songs.
Make photos of your baby listening to the baby songs, upload to the App. Write what songs your little one likes most at all and his/her reaction to them.