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I love music! Even more, I love sharing music with Bear my kids. As a former preschool teacher, I’ve had some favorite CDs for kids. But, being a momma and having to listen to the same few CDs over and over again began to wear on my ears even though I loved them. So I became motivated to add to our children’s music collection. Many of them stemmed from shows that the kids were interested in.
Here are our 12 favorite albums for kids:
Miss Laurie’s music was the first that Bear ever sang along with. That’s just one of the reasons why I love her so. our favorite CD of hers is Whaddaya Think of That because of songs like “We are the Dinosaurs”, “Doodlebugs, and “I Know a Chicken”.
Our most memorable Movers moment…We were dancing in Bear’s room to Bounce from In a Big Warehouse. As I was dancing around, waving my arms, a sheriff happened to drive up our street. Seeing me flailing in the window, he stopped for a minute, then I’m sure laughed as he realized that didn’t actually need assistance. lol.
At one of my old preschools, we used to do morning large motor to several cds. One of them was to Hap’s “I’m a Pretzel” and “The Rock & Roll Freeze Dance” songs from So Big. That was 13 years ago, and you know, I can still sing all the words to those songs. Love. Love. Love.

VeggieTales
I’m not sure how they came into our lives, but it was a great moment in my history as a mom. Their cds practically live in our car’s cd player. The best thing for me is that not only are they do silly songs, they also have lots of faith-based songs that teach children stories from the Bible.







Ziggy Marley
It’s no secret that Bob Marley is a cornerstone in music. The musical talent that’s passed down to his son Ziggy is clear in Family Time. I love that it maintains the reggae style that the senior Marley is noted for, but presented in a format that the whole family can enjoy.
Their Kids in Motion and Kids In Action
cds are another set of songs that we did large motor activities to at my old center that I mentioned above. I think that the Animal Action songs are my faves. But they also have some great songs that incorporate bean bags in them, which gives an added appeal to kiddos.
The amazingly talented Deborah Stewart from Teach Preschool also has a cd for kids called Simple Songs for Preschool.





