Music for kids (and parents!)

 
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On Instagram, we’re often encouraging you to sing with your little one. There are so many benefits, and you’ll love seeing their little faces light up! We also like to play music for our kids and use it in therapy sessions with kids every now and then. We recently shared some of our favourite music for kids over on Instagram.

It’s nice to have some music that the family can all enjoy together, and it’s amazing how putting on some good tunes can change the whole vibe of an afternoon at home or a ride in the car.

We loved the suggestions from other parents in the comments of the post. Thank you!

Here is a list all in once place for easy reference.

 

My Children’s Music Picks:

  • Raffi (We love all of his music. We grew up listening to it, so it’s so nostalgic for us.)

  • Jess Schellenberg/Happy Hearts Band - “Grow Your Heart”

  • Christina Perri - “Songs for Carmella” (great for quiet time/before bed)

  • Lauri Berkner Band (several of her songs are fun for speech & language therapy sessions)

  • Elizabeth Mitchell

  • Playlist from Mother / various artists curated by Elizabeth Antonia

  • Jack Johnson & Friends - “Sing-a-Longs and Lullabies”

  • Ziggy Marley - “Family Time”

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Music Recommendations From Fellow Parents

  • Laura Veirs - “Tumble Bee”

  • Dawn Landes - “I’m Your Mama”

  • Francese England

  • Vered - “Hello my Baby”

  • Lindsay Muller

  • Will’s Jams

  • Baby in Tune (link to award winning playlist)

  • Lisa Loeb’s children ablums

  • Gilly Atoms (husband of a follower!)

  • Patty Shukla - “Shake and Move!”

  • Ben Rector

  • The Okee Dokee Brothers

  • Pete Seeger

  • Jill Trinka

  • Ella Jenkins

  • John Feierabend

  • Ants Ants Ants Band

  • Ralph’s World

  • Emily Arrow (several of the comments mentioned Emily)

 

Happy Dancing!

Thanks for helping us compile this great list, and feel free to share other family favourites in the comments.

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