Snuggle your baby or toddler close, while you softly lull them into sleepiness with our foot-patting rhyme, Shoe a Little Horse. Then sing or hum them to sleep with the hauntingly beautiful old lullaby, All the Pretty Little Horses.

Lullabies are as much a comfort for ourselves, as they are for our little ones. On one of those sleep-deprived nights, we can soothe ourselves through the desperate stretches of wakefulness, clock aware, calculating how much time we might just manage to sleep ourselves before the day starts all over again with all its demands and commitments. But ‘When you wake, you shall have a cake, and all the pretty little horses.’ Sweet dreams.

We’re rocking you and your little one over the silvery sea in our playrhyme, The Golden Boat, and with our playsong, Rock Rock Rock my Boat. Both games support that stage in a little baby’s development, when they’re preparing themselves to manage that rollover from lying on their back to lying on their front. And these games work in different ways for your bigger baby or toddler just as enjoyably. We’ll show you how. So find a comfy, warm bit of floor to sit on, join hands and rock rock rock….



Pop a pretend soap bubble on baby’s nose with our playrhyme, Bubble, and for the serious business of getting baby bathed, we have our playsong, Splish Splash Splosh, in this episode of Playsongs Playtime.

Our 5-minute guided interactive play session is a perfect companion to a pretend bath or a real bath. So here’s the soap to wash your hands, now blow a big bubble and see where it lands!

Pop!

We’ve a delicious musical menu of interactive play for you and your baby or toddler in this episode of Playsongs Playtime. For a tempting starter we have our playrhyme, Spoons, and for our main course we have our playsong, Sweet Potatoes.

This is mealtime fun you can have together even before your baby’s weaned. No time too soon to tap a tune on a spoon.

Our 5-minute guided play session is a perfect takeaway of feeding games for you and your little one, whether they’re too little to hold a spoon yet, or they’re learning to feed themselves and developing fine motor skills in their fingers through manipulating their spoon.

Enjoy the meal!

We're going Off to the Park with Grandpa – dancing your baby or toddler all the way. And before you catch your breath, we'll whirl you both off again with Sally go Round the Sun. Hold hands with your toddler to support their free-styling footwork. Dandle a bigger baby on your knee, or dance with your baby supported against your shoulder, where they can feel the beat through you.


Parks, birthday picnics, and a bunch or friends are great for these two dances, but indoors is just as good for dancing them ~ so take your little partner in your arms and let’s dance in this episode of Playsongs Playtime.

Swing a toddler up and along with One to make ready. Or hold your toddler’s hand as they tight-rope their way along a wall with Miss Mary Mac. These two out-and-about leg walkers are especially good for reviving a tired toddler, but you can just as easily play them indoors with a baby on your knee. We’ll show you how. 
No walls, horses, elephants, or wings required ~ just five minutes free for some happy interactive play in this episode of Playsongs Playtime.

We’ve borrowed two playground games, Jelly on the Plate, and One Two Three A-leary, to give you and your baby or toddler an episode brim full of knee-bouncing fun. The outdoor skipping and bouncing tricks we played as kids with these two games, turn themselves nicely into indoor thrills for your little one, bouncing on your knee.

No skipping ropes required. Just you and your little one and five minutes free to take them onto your lap for some happy interactive play in this episode of Playsongs Playtime.

Roll up, roll up with your baby or toddler for a thrill-filled five minutes of ups and downs and flying around in this episode of Playsongs Playtime. Our playrhyme, Bumblebees, has your little one flying up in the breeze, and our playsong, Five Little Froggies, has them perilously leaping high and low, to and fro. Lots of up and down actions and lifts with up and down words and sounds. Dance the teeniest tiny ones in your arms, bounce a bigger baby high and low on your knee, or join in with your toddler doing the whole body actions.

No circus skills needed. Just you and your little one and five minutes free for two action-packed and interactive games in this episode of Playsongs Playtime.