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Lullaby: a Beautiful and Soothing Collection of Night Time Songs for Children and Grown Ups

by: Sophie Barker

Release Date November 22, 2004
This is a wonderful CD for babies - and parents ! Doctors should prescribe this to soothe babies to sleep.
After trying many different techniques to get our 11 month old daughter to sleep ( I am not a fan of letting babies "cry it out" ! ) my friend suggested playing some relaxing music. After reading the reviews on Amazon we decided to try this CD.
We have used it religiously every night for 3 weeks and every night our daughter has settled into her cot and lay and listened to the music until she falls asleep. We then have the delight of listening to the rest of the CD on the baby monitor.
We now play it on random as our daughter is asleep by the 5th or 6th song and it seems a shame she misses out on the rest of the CD ! ... Read More:

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Oxbridge Baby - Nursery Rhymes

by: Various Artists

Release Date December 11, 2006
Bought this CD after reading the positive reviews and I'm really glad I did. Our 2-year-old girl loves it and despite playing it over and over again we haven't got fed up with it, which is praise indeed!
Disagree with the reviewer who didn't like the male vocalist's voice. I think it's a pleasant change to hear an English accent with perfect diction.

Great opening track which gets our daughter dancing and our feet tapping immediately!

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40 Favourite Nursery Rhymes

by: Various Artists

Release Date July 14, 1997
This is the 4th Cd I've bought for baby - and about time I got one this appropriate. Fantastically normal - not folky, operatic or weirdly modern - sung by normal voices with a bit of character for each song. Listened to it loads already and still not annoyed in the slightest.

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The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes (Oxford Dictionary of Nusery Rhymes)

from: OUP Oxford

Release Date October 30, 1997
What a wonderful book..it took me back to my childhood and also reminded me singing so many of them to our children.The first line of so many of them triggered off the rest of the rhyme to me.

I just dipped into it for a short while..three hours later I was still dipping!!

Pat

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Faces (Baby's Very First Book)

from: Macmillan Children's Books

Release Date October 25, 2002
My little girl has been interested in these types of books from the age of 2 months (she also has a pets one) when she became fascinated by the pictures. She is now 4.5 months and still loves to look at the pictures (with a few sound effects from mum or dad!) or just grab the book and scrunch it up (it makes a crinkly noise) and put it in her mouth! It's very light so she can move it around easily. These kind of books aren't expensive and I reckon they're well worth the money.

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Wheels on the Bus (Pre School Songs)

from: BBC Audiobooks Ltd

Release Date January 08, 2007
My little girl has been interested in these types of books from the age of 2 months (she also has a pets one) when she became fascinated by the pictures. She is now 4.5 months and still loves to look at the pictures (with a few sound effects from mum or dad!) or just grab the book and scrunch it up (it makes a crinkly noise) and put it in her mouth! It's very light so she can move it around easily. These kind of books aren't expensive and I reckon they're well worth the money.

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Traditional Nursery Rhymes

by: Rhymes 'n' Rhythm

Release Date September 10, 2007
My little girl has been interested in these types of books from the age of 2 months (she also has a pets one) when she became fascinated by the pictures. She is now 4.5 months and still loves to look at the pictures (with a few sound effects from mum or dad!) or just grab the book and scrunch it up (it makes a crinkly noise) and put it in her mouth! It's very light so she can move it around easily. These kind of books aren't expensive and I reckon they're well worth the money.

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Funky Nursery Rhymes from Amanda's Action Kids : Big Songs for Little Ones

by: Various

Release Date October 25, 2006
Our whole family loves this cd.My daughter (3,5) loves to dance to "real" music and this is it!The makers really connect with what children like in a not childish way.And on top of that the music grooves and the singing is great!Fantastic!As soon as this cd is playing there's a party in the house.
Thank you for making a children cd with respect for the kids!And with so much quality on many levels!

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Baby Einstein: Lullaby Classics

by: The Baby Einstein Music Box Orchestra

Release Date February 06, 2006
sorry to see that this CD has got a bad review as I think it is wonderful. My son can't go to sleep without it, it really helps him to relax and unwind. I think the fact that it isn't the original version is good, as the tracks are shorter and don't get too loud which is often the case with classical music. I really like listening to it too, I think it is well made!

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The Oxford Nursery Rhyme Book

by: Iona and Peter Opie

Release Date March 26, 1963
I had this book as a child and adored it. Instead of the same old rhymes trotted out, this contains just about every verse any child could want or need - and without any PC rewrites. Don't worry about the old fashioned pictures - the poems are enough to stimulate any child's imagination (well they did mine and my two children's) and you'll have loads of fun singing and reciting these, not to mention that once they can read for themselves, this will keep them entertained for hours.

Anyone that thinks nursery rhyme books are just for sitting quietly and looking at pretty pictures misses the point. They are for enjoying aloud, getting up and singing, dancing to silly tunes and making up actions for the words and if it wasn't for this book, ... Read More: