Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World

Editorial Reviews
Booklist, March, 1987
Traditional and original songs spark the imagination with fingerplays, rhymes and a lullaby for the very young child.

School Library Journal, September, 1987
These 17 songs and rhymes will be welcomed by parents of toddlers, and should prove an excellent resource for any group working with very young children and their caretakers. The quality of the recording is excellent, and the voice is extraordinarily clear.

Album Description
This triple award winner lets you share some happy, giggly moments with your toddler before snuggling down for nap or bed. Cheerful play songs, charming rhymes and gentle lullabies are easy to sing and play along with together. The games are toddler favorites; little fingers pretend they are ducks, reach for the sky, tickle and play peek a boo. The simple and sometimes silly songs inspire new verses about your own activities and experiences.

Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World

Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World, Music, Rachel Buchman, Children's, This triple award winner for toddlers has cheerful playsongs for hopping skipping and jumping, interactive fingerplays, and peaceful lullabies. American Library Association Notable Award, Parents' Choice Award, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Beat Audio Award

Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World
Average customer rating:

It's a hit

A wonderfully cheerful musical collection!

Hello Everybody! is a triple-award winner

My 3-Year-Old's Favorite

Outstanding Music For Young Children!

Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World

Manufacturer: A Gentle Wind
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000FDCH
Release Date: 1998-11-23

Tracks:

Hello Ev'rybody
When I Was A Little Girl
Oohh, There You Are!
Two Little Eyes
Five Little Ducks
I Had A Little Rooster
Pussy Willow Riddle
I Like To Swing
This Is What I See
I Think I'll Try Some
Hey, Betty Martin
Mmm, It Smells So Good
Little Red Wagon
I Want To Wear
A Tickling Rhyme
Snow Song
Up! Up! Up!
Rocky, Rocky

Album Description

This triple award winner lets you share some happy, giggly moments with your toddler before snuggling down for nap or bed. Cheerful play songs, charming rhymes and gentle lullabies are easy to sing and play along with together. The games are toddler favorites; little fingers pretend they are ducks, reach for the sky, tickle and play peek a boo. The simple and sometimes silly songs inspire new verses about your own activities and experiences.

Customer Reviews:

It's a hit.......2006-11-27

We have several of her CD's and we love them. My son is 16mos old now and loves her music.

A wonderfully cheerful musical collection!.......2005-08-31

Our daughter absolutely LOVES these CDs (we also have Sing a Song of Seasons)! She did have the advantage of participating in Miss Rachel's music class for a week this summer and although she was rather shy in class, she dances and sings along to this music at home and in the car. It always brings a smile to her face and seems to have a calming and relaxing effect (both on the kids and parents!). In my opinion, a "must have" for those rainy afternoons spent indoors!

Hello Everybody! is a triple-award winner.......2001-11-21

Hello Everybody! Playsongs and Rhymes from a Toddler's World
has won the American Library Association Award, the Parents' Choice Award, and the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Award.

My 3-Year-Old's Favorite.......2001-11-03

There's something about this folksy CD that grabbed my daughter's attention. It is the only CD she's wanted to hear since she first heard it. The songs are appropriate for babies as well as preschoolers, and are excellent "activity songs" as well. Buy it! You won't regret it! :o)

Outstanding Music For Young Children!.......2001-02-28

I'm sorry, but it doesn't get any better than this for young children. Rachel Buchman has a way of connecting with kids and engaging them in the music! This and "Sing a Song of Seasons" another of her albums are in constant rotation for our kids. They love to roll up in a ball like a pea, stretch up like a tree, and insert their own vegetables in the empty space for tht song. You'll see your children spontaneously singing and MOVING along to these songs, and that's why they're so good!

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