Parents' Guide to Rhyme Time Town Singalongs

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Ashley Moulton By Ashley Moulton , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 2+

Re-imagined nursery rhymes and cute animals teach lessons.

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What's the Story?

RHYME TIME TOWN SINGALONGS focuses on the re-imagined nursery rhymes from the full Rhyme Time Town series. Each episode features Humpty Dumpty, Daisy the puppy, Cole the kitten, and their pals singing three songs. Some songs have a simple music video to go along with the song, while others are part of a mini-story. The songs introduce some of the lessons that the full series explores more in depth, like making mistakes and learning from them, or looking at a problem from a new perspective.

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Like the Rhyme Time Town series, Singalongs features adorable characters and charming storybook-like art. The characters bring the songs to life and make each song interesting to watch. The clever re-imagining of nursery rhymes invites parents to experience songs they've heard one million times before from a different point of view. Unlike a lot of recordings of nursery rhymes out in the world, the vocal performances are sweet and natural, and the songs are not annoying to listen to. Some of the songs are re-mixes from parts of Rhyme Time Town episodes, but some are new for this series.

Kids will love spending time with these great characters and hearing fun songs. If kids (or their grown-ups) are expecting wall-to-wall music (a la CoComelon or Little Baby Bum), they may get a tad frustrated with the dialogue that is mixed in between the songs. The scenes themselves are fun and have positive messages, but it may be different than what you'd expect from a show called Singalongs.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about which one of the songs is their favorite. Why is it your favorite (do you like the music, or the animals, or the silliness)?

  • Encourage your child to dance and sing along to the music. Lead by example and get in on the fun!

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