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.
Playlist
| Nursery rhymes to sing to your baby! Recommended songs enjoyable from 0 months | |||
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| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1 | strollsakushi/sakkyoku: miyazaki hayao |  play_arrow | A Ghibli-style design that makes you look forward to the day you go for a walk together... |
| 2 | Tottoko Strollsakushi: ezaki aoi / sakkyoku: nakata yoshinao |  play_arrow | Little by little, the baby has started to be able to stand, and... |
| 3 | apple, mandarin orange, bananaSakushi / Sakkyoku: Tanaka Seiji |  play_arrow | Let's have fun with the fruit song! Parents and children, let's sing and dance together. |
| 4 | Story FingerSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Nakada Yoshinao |  play_arrow | “Ohanashi Yubisan” is a song you can use for fingerplay… |
| 5 | Cat RocketMAH（SiM） |  play_arrow | A soothing pop song for parents and children to enjoy together |
| 6 | laundrySakushi: Saijō Yaso / Sakkyoku: Nakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | This song is a nursery rhyme that parents and children can enjoy together from birth. |
| 7 | Let’s have fun.Sakushi / Sakkyoku: Shinapu |  play_arrow | Popular songs for babies, warm music |
| 8 | Donut SongSakushi/Sakkyoku: Makimiki |  play_arrow | Makimiki’s donut nursery rhyme, fun for parents and kids |
| 9 | Bread SongSakushi: Yamano Mitsutoshi / Sakkyoku: Nakada Yoshinao |  play_arrow | Gently give your baby a baby massage and... |
| 10 | On the busSakushi: Yamano Mitsutoshi / Sakkyoku: Nakada Yoshinao |  play_arrow | A song that’s so much fun because you can pretend to ride the bus and sing along... |
| 11 | Cucumbers are ready.sakushi: nakagawa kiego/ sakkyoku: yanase takashi |  play_arrow | Seeing the baby as a cucumber, baby mas... |
| 12 | Please have a seat, here’s a chair. |  play_arrow | This song has a rhythmic tempo and the parts of the body... |
| 13 | peach-colored cheeksSakushi / Sakkyoku: Yamamoto Shou |  play_arrow | A new song from Okaasan to Issho |
| 14 | Tickle Trainsakushi/sakkyoku: Okamoto Toshiaki |  play_arrow | It's perfect for playing with and soothing a baby... |
| 15 | Tonton Tomato-chanSakushi/Sakkyoku: Hamada Rie |  play_arrow | The captivating music of children's programs on NHK E-Tele |
| 16 | Lullaby |  play_arrow | A soothing lullaby cherished across generations |
| 17 | Rolling EggsSakushi: Yanase Takashi / Sakkyoku: Nakamura Norimasa |  play_arrow | A hand-play song that repeats the same movements, “Korokoro Tama…” |
| 18 | The Bento Box Song |  play_arrow | The Appeal and Benefits of Hand-Play Songs for Parents and Children |
| 19 | Knock knock knock knock, Grandpa with a beardSakushi: Saijō Yaso / Sakkyoku: Nakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | It's a hand-play song that's very popular with children, right? The face... |
| 20 | What shall we make with rock, paper, scissors?Sakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Nakada Yoshinao |  play_arrow | Using rock, paper, and scissors in rock-paper-scissors, … |
| 21 | Chochi chochi awawa.sakushi/sakkyoku: Okamoto Toshiaki |  play_arrow | Here is an old hand-clapping/hand game song from the Edo period. Th... |
| 22 | Pom-pom ExerciseSakushi: Yanase Takashi / Sakkyoku: Nakamura Norimasa |  play_arrow | This song has a rhythmic tempo and the parts of the body... |
| 23 | Vegetable SongSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Hosokawa Takashi |  play_arrow | This helps you enjoyably learn the names of vegetables... |
| 24 | Let’s climb a big mountain. |  play_arrow | Climbing the Big Mountain, which also works as exercise for babies... |
| 25 | Peekaboo |  play_arrow | Choreographer Lucky Ikeda wrote the lyrics... |
| 26 | Toy Cha-Cha-ChaSakushi: Koshigaya Tatsuyuki / Sakkyoku: Izumi Taku |  play_arrow | While I was sleeping at night, the toys, the toys... |
| 27 | Mr. ElephantSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Dan Ikuma |  play_arrow | The children’s song “Zou…” features an adorable parent-and-child pair of elephants. |
| 28 | Frog ChorusSakushi: Kitahara Hakushū / Sakkyoku: Nakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | The croaking of frogs heard from who knows where… |
| 29 | soap bubble |  play_arrow | This song has been loved since the Taisho era. At least once... |
| 30 | Lalalala Cleaning Cloth |  play_arrow | Gently touch your baby with baby-touch along to the song... |
| 31 | Head, shoulders, knees, pon |  play_arrow | Touch each other's bodies in various places and have some intimate contact… |
| 32 | If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands |  play_arrow | Sakamoto Kyu sang it in 1964 and it became a hit... |
| 33 | Tanuki of Fist Mountain |  play_arrow | The children's song, beloved by a wide range of generations, "... |
| 34 | Donguri Korokoro |  play_arrow | The story of where the acorn rolls off to is fun… |
| 35 | Shopping at the bakery |  play_arrow | I went shopping at the bakery and various... |
| 36 | Under the big chestnut tree |  play_arrow | A classic song often sung at daycares and kindergartens, “The Big Chestnut Tree…” |
| 37 | Song of a little birdSakushi: Takahashi Yukihiro / Sakkyoku: Narita Tamezō |  play_arrow | As the title “Kotori no Uta” (Little Bird’s Song) suggests, a small… |
| 38 | Let’s clap our hands |  play_arrow | Let's Clap Our Hands matches the lyrics, and then... |
| 39 | butterfly |  play_arrow | The nursery rhyme “Chōchō”—if you’re Japanese, then this... |
| 40 | Row the boat |  play_arrow | Like a song title, a motion as if rowing a boat... |
| 41 | What color do you like? |  play_arrow | Broadcast on NHK Educational TV’s E-Tele… |
| 42 | mixed juice |  play_arrow | Mix juice with lots of your favorite fruits... |
| 43 | Squeezing rice balls |  play_arrow | Stimulate the senses with fingerplay songs to support infant development |
| 44 | Fururira~ |  play_arrow | Music with lyrics about rain that soothes babies |
| 45 | Mickey Mouse March |  play_arrow | A song that teaches names by touching a baby's body |
| 46 | a big drum |  play_arrow | “The Big Drum” lets you experience the dynamics of sound... |
| 47 | Forehead, nose, mouth |  play_arrow | A massage where you touch the baby’s body while singing |
| 48 | somen (thin Japanese wheat noodles) |  play_arrow | Baby smiles during somen noodle massage |
| 49 | La-la-la daikon |  play_arrow | Skinship with your baby through the Daikon game |
| 50 | nursery rhyme massage |  play_arrow | Interacting with babies on a narrow bridge |
| 51 | Mom’s Slide |  play_arrow | Let the baby play on your lap with a baby massage song. |
| 52 | Gramps and Grannywarabeuta |  play_arrow | Nursery rhymes to enjoy with your baby |
| 53 | a cat’s child; a kittenSakushi / Sakkyoku: Deguchi Chikara |  play_arrow | Gentle cat-themed hand-play songs for parent-child communication |
| 54 | Mr. ElephantSakushi: Mado Michio / Sakkyoku: Dan Ikuma |  play_arrow | A warm children's song depicting the bond between parent and child |
| 55 | Cute Hide and SeekSakushi: Satou Hachirou／Sakkyoku: Nakata Yoshinao |  play_arrow | A nursery rhyme about animals playing hide-and-seek |
| 56 | Song of a little birdSakushi: Yoda Jun’ichi / Sakkyoku: Akutagawa Yasushi |  play_arrow | The song of a little bird gently warms a child's heart. |
| 57 | strollSakushi: Nakagawa Rieko / Sakkyoku: Hisaishi Joe |  play_arrow | A bright, lively march-style song is perfect for enjoying with your child... |
| 58 | Story FingerSakushi: Kayama Yoshiko / Sakkyoku: Yuyama Akira |  play_arrow | A heartwarming nursery rhyme to enjoy with finger puppets |
| 59 | sticker burr |  play_arrow | While singing along, the burrs stick all over the body… |
| 60 | swirl washing machine |  play_arrow | As the washing machine runs, the baby... |
| 61 | Tulipsakushi: mado michio / sakkyoku: kusano shimpei |  play_arrow | This, too, is a nursery rhyme that reminds us of spring—one that represents Japan. |
| 62 | The Very Hungry Caterpillar |  play_arrow | Eric Carle, an American picture-book author… |
| 63 | Abuku-tatta |  | Parent-child bonding through baby massage |
| 64 | The Chocolate Song |  | Enjoy interactive play with the chocolate song |
| 65 | Gonbe-san’s Baby |  play_arrow | “Gonbesa…,” which was created based on an American folk song |
| 66 | TulipSakushi: Kondo Miyako / Sakkyoku: Inoue Takeshi |  play_arrow | Spring nursery rhymes are songs popular with children. |
| 67 | The Puppy Police Officer |  play_arrow | Famous as a nursery rhyme, it’s something everyone has heard at least once... |
| 68 | It’s starting. |  play_arrow | This piece of music, titled “It’s Starting,” ... |
| 69 | spool (of thread); winding thread; Itomaki (traditional toy spinning top), depending on context |  play_arrow | Well-known as a fingerplay song, “The Itomaki Song…” |
| 70 | Pop! Popcorn |  play_arrow | Hop, step, and jump to the music... |
| 71 | Close It, Open It |  play_arrow | “Musunde Hiraite” also helps with a baby’s development... |
| 72 | aye-aye |  play_arrow | Round, large eyes and a long tail living on a southern island... |
| 73 | Panda, rabbit, koala |  play_arrow | The children’s song “Pa…” features animals that your child loves. |
| 74 | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star |  play_arrow | Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, which can even serve as a lullaby, is... |
| 75 | Seven-year-old child |  play_arrow | The lullaby 'Nanatsu no Ko,' filled with parental love, passed down across generations |