A few months ago there was a discussion about children’s songs on my mom’s group. I was in Australia and not really in a position to watch/listen to a lot of the songs but I remembered clicking on this one and thinking it might be fun. So I asked about it again this week so I could hunt it down. My new favorite “children’s” song. If you’re a mom, you’ll probably enjoy it. The group is a Christian acapella children’s group called Go Fish. I bought Party Like A Preschooler
ETA: I suggest those of you with the editing gene not actually watch the video but just listen to the song, because there are a LOT of typos in the video, lolol.
These are really cute. I can just imagine Brianna dancing and singing with these tunes…*G*
I would just like to go on record as saying, “IT’S NOT FAIR!!”
Why Oh WHY didn’t we get to have cool kids songs when my kids were little?!
But noooo, we had Sharon, Lois, and Bram’s Elephant Show and Teddy Ruxpin’s Love Songs tape for our older kids, and then the next two had *shudder* Barney. The only advantage was that I didn’t have to learn many of the songs since most have been around for decades.
The only two cool kids songs tapes (yes, I said tapes, shut up) I can remember were ones that I loved but my kids couldn’t care less about– “Mad About the Mouse”, “Country Does Disney” and Kenny Loggins’ “Songs from Pooh Corner”
lol, Bev. There really is some cool kids’ music out now. I don’t even mind listening to a lot of it (though I don’t go so far as to listen to it when Brianna’s NOT in the car!). But that’s not to say we don’t have our share of annoying music. And I had to ban the Christmas CDs from being played in the car year round, because she LOVES those CDs. She can listen to them November through January and no more. I guess I should tell her they’re fair game again…
I’m with BevQB–the music is catchy and the guys are cute, there wasn’t anything like that with my kids.
On the Xmas music
I’m with Brianna, I can listen to it year round.
My four-year-old LOVES The Laurie Berkner Band and Audra Rox, but he’s also a big fan of Conway Twitty’s version of “Rocky Top” and Little Richard’s “Long Tall Sally”.
My own children are grown but my grandchildren love music.