Ep. 13 - Lilting lullabies and tranquil tunes for babies, tots and young kiddos Part 3
Welcome to Music PodcastShow Notes
A huge welcome to episode 13 of the Welcome to Music podcast – Lilting Lullabies and Tranquil Tunes for Babies, Tots and young kiddos – Part 3.
That’s right, 3 parts as we have so many lullabies and tranquil tunes to share with you and your baby, tot or young kiddo – 12 in total – 4 per episode. So if you haven’t already, make sure you listen to the podcast or read the blog for Episode 11, Part 1 to hear the introduction to lullabies, how to sing with your little one with quotes by Dr Anita Collins and all songs from episode 11, 12 and this episode 13 with learning outcomes, lyrics, activities and links to music tracks and some YouTube videos, access our blog https://www.welcometomusicpodcast.net/ HERE.
To access all music notation, harmonies, ukulele, recorder and percussion parts, join our https://welcometomusic.podia.com/welcome-to-music-membership-plan Welcome to Music Membership.
Here’s 4 more lilting lullabies and tranquil tunes for your young kiddos - and by the way - there are a few extra surprises at the end!!!
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