Looking for a Mother Goose nursery rhymes list, with a twist? Our list has a little EDGE, for artistic parents wanting a re-fresh of the classic nursery rhyme favorites. Remember the one about the hungry girl who really dislikes spiders? Or the adventurous egg?
Here's a short poem to remind all moms that patience and faith are the key ingredients to maternal happiness and success. Share the poem Recipe for a Good Mother with your mom and all the wonderful moms you know!!
One for Sorrow is a classic children's nursery rhyme about magpie birds. According to folklore, counting the number of magpies which appear at a joyous occasion, such as a baby shower or wedding, is thought to foretell the fortune a couple. If magpies appear, it's a sign of good luck!
Can you imagine how overwhelming you would feel if you had to defend all your possessions? In a toddler’s mind, if someone else is holding their beloved…
Is Thursday's child sour and sad, or has far to go? Download our vintage coloring pages of the Monday's Child Poem, and read about the early versions of the Mother Goose nursery rhyme. Spoiler: Wednesday child's was not full of woe!
What Is the Whole Poem of Girls Are Made of Sugar and Spice? And What are Little Boys Made of? Snips and Snails, of course! Download the poems here.
Songs and preschool Thanksgiving poems for celebrating the holiday with fun and gratitude, including The Turkey is a Funny Bird and Turkey Wore His Rainbow Feathers.
Hectic mothers with young children can relate to this humorous motherhood poem inspired by children’s author Laura Numeroff and her book ‘If you Give a Mouse a Cookie’.
Will your child be fair, graceful, or woeful? Is your baby a Monday's child? Tradition holds that you can predict your child’s temperament based on the day of the week they were born.
The phrase "Thursday's Child has Far to Go" is from the Old English nursery rhyme "Monday's Child" which is a poem based on the days of the week.
