Nursery rhymes to sing to your baby! Recommended songs enjoyable from 0 months
Here are some heartwarming songs recommended for babies!
Why not spend a happy time by singing along to the rhythm, enjoying your baby’s smile as you do?
Sway your body to the beat and clap your hands to the lyrics—the fun will only grow.
When babies see adults singing, they naturally open their hearts and feel your love.
Playing along with cheerful songs can also give you moments when you really feel your baby’s growth!
Enjoy a joyful music time together with your little one.
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Nursery rhymes to sing to your baby! Recommended songs you can enjoy from 0 years old (31–40)
Under the big chestnut tree

“Under the Big Chestnut Tree” is a classic song in nursery schools and kindergartens.
It’s also often included in toys that play baby music, so most people have probably heard it at least once.
The simple yet big gestures that go with the cute melody are likely to delight babies whose vision isn’t fully developed yet.
Once they’re over one year old, it becomes a fun nursery rhyme you can enjoy together.
Song of a little birdSakushi: Takahashi Yukihiro / Sakkyoku: Narita Tamezō

As the title “Kotori no Uta” (Little Bird’s Song) suggests, it’s a very charming piece featuring the chirping of little birds.
The onomatopoeic words that represent their calls, like “pip-pi” and “chitchi,” are so unique and fun.
The sounds have a pleasant quality that even babies might perk up to.
With the playful appeal of those sounds, it would be lovely if listeners could enjoy it with cheerful, birdlike excitement!
Let’s clap our hands

“Let’s Clap Our Hands” is a song where you can enjoy a variety of movements and expressions in time with the lyrics.
Because it also includes expressions of emotions like laughing and getting angry, it helps draw out many different facial expressions from children.
When teachers join in and express themselves while having fun, the children imitate them and show a wide range of expressions too! Seeing them trying their best to express themselves in their own way will surely bring a smile to your face.
Since it involves full-body expression, giving them a bit of space will let them move freely and express themselves more comfortably.
butterfly

The children’s song “Chōchō.” Many Japanese people grew up listening to this tune.
Even as adults, we can’t help humming it whenever spring arrives.
Please sing this quintessential spring song, “Chōchō,” to your baby as well.
After the long winter ends, it would be lovely to be able to sing it together while looking at the cherry trees!
Row the boat

Like the song title suggests, “Row the Boat” is fun with rowing-like motions.
Lay your baby on their back, gently hold their feet, and move them as if doing a breaststroke.
If you move gently, your baby will enjoy it! You can start once your baby’s neck is stable, and when they can sit or stand, you might add more dynamic movements.
Why not enjoy this bonding time with your baby while the relaxed tempo of the song soothes parents as well?



