Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

I realised that I was no longer the cool one when it came to an old friend of mine when she said 'you know Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros'... I did not. I do know this song though! Much relief.

Here is Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros lovely song Home. The video is made by MK and enables a karaoke party. Tinydoodlez on you tube offers other fun sing-a-long times too!

Karen O and the Kids

All is Love is a great song to dance about to. You may have the book Where the Wild Things Are at home and one day may watch the film this song was made for. Kids LOVE to feel 'in the know' and so will love to recognise the characters in this video. There is some shouting in this song - fun times for joining in!

Caravan Palace

Experts recommend that you expose babies to all sorts of music. Today's video will have you jumping and jiving around the house.

Caravan Palace are a French band from Paris, oo la la! They are a modern swing and jazz band who dress in 1940's Parisian Punk style. How cool do you want your toddler to be? Get them hooked on these beats!

Sugar Sugar by the Archies

This song is so well known but did you know it was written for a TV show in 1969? You can sing along with this cute video and impress your tiny tot. They will think you are cool and enjoy the cartoon I'm sure!

Tilly and the Wall

This band gained notoriety as the percussion is largely provided by a tap dancer! They also dress a bit like Hi 5 and so you might fool your toddler into watching their videos and be able to dance along yourself.

The song Alligator Skin is filmed live but still has pretty good sound quality. This video calls for a dress up party! Whoop de doooo

Architecture in Helsinki

Architecture in Helsinki from Australia utilise a lot of fun percussion instruments and my fave instrument, the trombone!

Todays track has an awesome animated video and a dance sequence to learn in the instrumental. I am sure this song will get a good toddler knee bob going. Let me know!

Feist on Sesame Street

We all grew up watching Big Bird and Oscar chat to Gordon and Maria, slowly repeating c.   at.    c.  at.  c. at. Cat! Of course Sesame Street was cool then, but it is also cool now!

Listen with your littley about the magic of Counting To Four with Canada's darling Feist.  My 4 month old was diggin it.