The Best 'CoComelon' Videos To Watch on YouTube This Week
One thing we really love to do together is listen to music. She is an expressive dancer, and is always recruiting her dad and I to perform her original dance routines. We put on all sorts of music that we think she'd love, from live Pink Floyd performances to the more kid-friendly tunes of Sesame Street (she's a fan of both).
If your kids are similarly musically inclined, CoComelon songs are another solid option. If you're looking for ways to bond with your toddler or spend some quality time together, dancing and singing along to these tunes is a worthwhile use of your time.
Every week, CoComelon releases new videos on its YouTube channel. Here's what to watch (and sing!) with your toddler this week.
Bingo's First Day of School! Back to School!
With summer more than half way over, you might already be talking to your little ones about either starting or going back to pre-school. Listening to this song together, which pairs the lyrics of the classic nursery rhyme 'Bingo Was His Name-O' with visuals depicting JJ bringing his dog Bingo to visit his classroom.
Bingo has never been to school before, but he quickly makes friends. Not only does the message help your little one get one step closer to being comfortable in their own classroom but the lyrics are easy for little kids to learn and memorize, making it the perfect song for the family to sing together.
Best of CoComelon Meal Time!
Is mealtime a chore for your family? You're not alone. Getting easily-distracted toddlers to sit still and eat a nutritious meal is can take some cajoling. It never hurts to try to make the process easier by getting them excited about the food in front of them—and these CoComelon mealtime songs can help.
From songs about making pizza and pasta to another song about learning the names of all their favorite fruits, and another that teaches colors with the help of rainbow popsicles, these food-focused tunes might inspire your little one to think of dinner as a time for play and learning, instead of a chore.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
As I mentioned, my daughter loves to sing, and at bedtime the song she sings the most is 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,' a near-timeless classic that was probably the first song I (and many other kids) learned to sing, too.
Thanks to the sweet CoComelon rendition of the song, you and your toddler can learn the song together. And since it's so soothing, it may also help your little one relax at night. And who knows, maybe singing it to each other will become your bedtime tradition, too.
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