I am a big apple.
I am a big apple. Which child doesn't love me?
Wash your hands first. If your hands are dirty, don't touch me.
Drink milk
The baby drinks milk, but it's not enough. Lick it with a bottle.
Clap your hands
Small clap, small clap, finger out, finger out, where are the eyes, eyes here, finger out, finger out.
Small hand clap, small hand clap, finger out, finger out, where is the nose, nose here, finger out, finger out.
Small clap, small clap, finger out, finger out, where is the mouth, mouth here, finger out, finger out.
Small clap, small clap, finger out, finger out, where is the ear, ear here, finger out, finger out.
Clap, clap, point out, point out, where is the eyebrow, here is the eyebrow, point out, point out.
little white rabbit
White rabbits with white ears like radishes and vegetables. Jumping is so cute.
Small wooden bed
Small wooden bed, square, the baby sleeps on the bed by himself, without grandma's coaxing or mother's singing, closes his eyes and sleeps, strolling in the dream.
Two tigers
Two tigers, two tigers
Run, run.
One has no eyes.
One has no tail
That's weird. That's weird.
Little chicken
Chickens, twittering, eating worms and rice.
A thousand stars
Thousands of stars, ten thousand stars, tiny stars, tiny lights.
Twinkling stars, twinkling countless.
Early education 0-year-old infant children's songs part 2
kid
The little doll's sweet mouth called out to her parents, which made grandma laugh her teeth off.
Child
Baby, hold it in your arms. Once you make him laugh, you make him laugh, always.
Diandianwowo
Small dimples, doll smile, two small dimples.
have a bath
When the doll takes a bath, the soap turns into bubbles, the bubbles disperse and the doll is clean.
Drink milk
The baby drinks milk, but it's not enough. Lick it with a bottle.
Eat peas
Eat peas, grow meat, not peas.
Waipoqiao
Shake, shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge. Grandma really loves me and calls me a good baby.
I am a good baby.
Birds fly by themselves, birds run by themselves, I am a good baby, don't be held by my mother.
Learn to walk
Good boy, learn to walk. One, two, one, two. Not afraid of the dark, not afraid of falling, what a good boy my mother is.
Waipoqiao
Shake, shake, shake, shake to Waipo Bridge. Grandma really loves me and calls me a good baby.
Mama bird
Autumn comes, leaves float, and mother bird runs after them. It treats the leaves as its own children.
Good baby
Birds fly by themselves, ponies run by themselves. I am a good baby and don't want to be held by my mother.
Take a nap.
Lay the pillow flat and cover it with flowers. Pillow, quilt, take a nap with me and see who falls asleep first.