
The Truth About Mother Goose, According to Disney
Written by famed children's author Bill Peet, this little-known Disney animated short-film, The Truth About Mother Goose, tells the history of three classic Mother Goose nursery rhymes.
Spiritual Lullabies: Religious Nursery Rhymes and Bedtime Prayers
Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes for Children (And Parents)
Written by famed children's author Bill Peet, this little-known Disney animated short-film, The Truth About Mother Goose, tells the history of three classic Mother Goose nursery rhymes.

The lullaby lyrics to 'Hush Little Baby Don't Say a Word' will put a smile on the face of any exhausted parent.

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!

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.

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.