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| 101 Toddler Favorites | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Music Little People
Category: Music
Buy New: $15.24
Avg. Customer Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 24724
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.9
MPN: 73980
UPC: 081227398026
EAN: 0081227398026
ASIN: B0000DD53Y
Release Date: October 28, 2003
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | The Wheels On The Bus | | • | Old MacDonald Had A Farm | | • | This Little Pig | | • | The More We Get Together | | • | Frere Jacques | | • | Monkeys On The Bed | | • | Engine Number Nine | | • | Medley: Down By The Station/Little Red Caboose | | • | Peas, Porridge Hot | | • | Happy Birthday | | • | 7, 8, 9 Joke | | • | If You're Happy And You Know It | | • | Fuzzy Wuzzy | | • | Baa, Baa Blacksheep | | • | Alphabet Song | | • | Medley: It's Raining/Itsy Bitsy Spider | | • | Sailing, Sailing | | • | Old Dan Tucker | | • | Clementine | | • | I've Been Working On The Railroad | | • | Old King Cole | | • | Sing A Song Of Sixpence | | • | The Bear Went Over The Mountain | | • | Matilda | | • | This Old Man | | • | When The Saints Go Marching In | | • | Shortnin' Bread |
Disc 2
| • | My Little Playmate | | • | Tisket A Tasket | | • | The Hokey Pokey | | • | Skip To My Lou | | • | Bingo | | • | A Sailor Went To Sea | | • | Jump Rope Medley | | • | Farmer In The Dell | | • | Ring Around The Rosie | | • | Miss Mary Mack | | • | London Bridge Is Falling Down | | • | Old Rodger | | • | Pick A Bale Of Cotton | | • | Ten In A Bed | | • | Paw Paw Patch | | • | Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush | | • | 1, 2 Buckle My Shoe | | • | Head, Shoulders, Knees And Toes | | • | ABCs | | • | Five Little Ducks | | • | This Little Light Of Mine | | • | Kookabura |
Disc 3
| • | Down By The Bay | | • | Row, Row, Row Your Boat | | • | Loop De Loop | | • | Polly Wolly Doodle | | • | Pop Goes The Weasel | | • | Where Is Thumbkin? | | • | Froggie Went A Courtin' | | • | Make New Friends | | • | Apples And Bananas | | • | John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt | | • | A Peanut Sat On A Railroad | | • | Boom, Boom | | • | Be Kind to Your Web-Footed Friends | | • | Tiny Tim | | • | 'Tain't No Sin | | • | The Ants Go Marching In | | • | Do Your Ears Hang Low? | | • | Be Kind To Your Web-Footed Friends (Reprise) | | • | Animal Fair | | • | Dry Bones | | • | Mairzy Doats | | • | Snapping Turtles | | • | Ravioli | | • | Way Up High (In The Apple Tree) | | • | Who Stole The Cookies? | | • | Aiken Drum | | • | Be Kind to Your Web-Footed Friends (Reprise 2) |
Disc 4
| • | Jack and Jill | | • | Rub A Dub Dub | | • | Oh Where, Oh Where | | • | Mary Had A Little Lamb | | • | 3 Little Kittens | | • | 6 Little Ducks | | • | The Owl And The Pussycat | | • | Hockory, Dickory, Dock | | • | Muffin Man | | • | Polly Put The Kettle On | | • | Hot Cross Buns | | • | Queen Of Tarts | | • | Rappin' Jack (The Miss Kitty Mix) | | • | Playing With Baby | | • | Hush Little Baby | | • | Dark Brown Is The River | | • | All The Pretty Little Horses | | • | All Through The Night | | • | Jewish Lullaby | | • | Rock-A-Bye Baby | | • | Gaelic Lullaby | | • | Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star | | • | Brahms Lullaby |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
Great buy! Great choice! August 15, 2004
94 out of 94 found this review helpful
I searched and searched for some fun kids music that my 6 month old would enjoy, but wouldn't drive me up a wall. I found the individual CDs that make up this set (try searching for Music for Little People), which I was all set to buy, but then I found this boxset for half the price.
It's too bad Amazon doesn't let you listen to any of the songs because they're really quite good. There are several different singers, so you don't get sick of the same voice for 4 discs. It's mainly adults singing, but there are some children, too. Don't be scared off, however, the kids really add to the richness of the CD. It's nothing like the obnoxious CDs with a bunch of out of tune kids screaming along. Instead, they use the kids almost as separate instruments. For instance, the very first song on the first CD has the cutest little girl (I'm guessing about 3 yrs old), singing the first line of The Wheels On The Bus, then she stops and says, 'oops, I think I better wait for the music.' Then the song starts up with an adult singing. In another song, the singer asks if you can think of a rhyme, then you hear a kid chime in. Otherwise, you really don't notice the children.
As for the lyrics, they pretty much stick to the originals. There are some variations, but you often get that with folk songs. The only song I noticed that was drastically altered was Rock-A-Bye Baby. It's pretty awful, but one song out of 101 isn't bad.
I'll warn you, though, the songs very quickly work their way into your head. My husband and I were singing Monkeys on the Bed all weekend. But the important thing is that my daughter loves the CDs. She's obviously too young to really get into them or sing along, but when we were in the car and she was getting fussy, we started playing the CDs and she quickly calmed down. I think the boxset is definitely one she'll grow to appreciate as she gets older.
 I Can't Take It! September 26, 2005
11 out of 12 found this review helpful
I got these CDs based on some reviews, but I can not take the singing. There are far too many little kids singing, and the adults are no better. It is WAY too gimmicky. If you want just traditional songs sung nicely, this is not the set for you! I am going to copy the songs I like and make my own CD - I think there are maybe 2 songs per CD I'll use! BAD!
 Diverse selection of songs, but not crazy about the toddler vocals January 18, 2006
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
This collection offers a huge selection of just about any children's tune you grew up with. Some songs I'd even forgotten about. The collection offers songs that represent the various regions and ethnicities that make up American culture--African-American folksongs, traditional English songs, and bluegrass-inspired songs of the South, for example. And, many of the adult performers do great silly versions of songs which children no doubt enjoy.
However, I give it 3 out of 5 stars because some of the children recorded in this collection are simply too young to articulate words and carry a tune. Throughout the cds, you hear "toddler speak" (or yelling) rather than actual singing. I have other cds of children singing and singing well, where the lyrics are easily understandable. I play music for my 13-month-old daughter to entertain her--to make her smile, clap, and dance--but I also want to enhance her musical and language development. I would prefer that she learn and be influenced by children singing intelligible songs on key. With that said, there are some songs in this collection that feature children from ages 5-10 that sing perfectly fine. I just find myself hitting the forward button (especially while driving), skipping the probably 15-20 songs with toddler vocalists.
 My toddler asks to listen to it over and over. May 23, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought this collection for my daughter when she was about a year old. I didn't care too much for the songs myself at the time but I wasn't really wanting to listen to children's music in the first place. I am really glad that I bought it. My daughter is now almost 2 and she asks to listen to "the music" everyday. She will play in her room by herself for about an hour while I have these CD's playing and when we are away from home or doing something else, she will often start singing some of the songs by heart. It has really helped with her vocabulary and I am amazed at how many of the songs she can remember. Some reviewers don't like the children singing on this CD but my daughter loves it. I also like that there are 4 CD's. If I get tired of playing one, I will just put in a different one. As long as my child loves it, I'm happy too.
buyer beware March 24, 2006
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
If you are into the old childrens songs from the 50's, 60's, and 70's (you know the ones: they were played by your kindergarten teacher on a record player)- then this set of 4 disks are for you. Personally, I was hoping for something a little more modern. These all sound like they were recorded directly from a 45LP. Not the highest quality.
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