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Music for Kids – Nursery Rhymes, Songs & Sing-Alongs

Sing-along nursery rhymes, kids songs and music games that build rhythm, language and joy for ages 2–10.

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Music & Rhymes

Sing along to favourite nursery rhymes, line by line.

🎶Choose a song you would like to sing.

▶️Tap Play and each line lights up as it is sung.

🎤Join in out loud — singing helps words stick!

Sing, dance and learn with our growing library of nursery rhymes and original kids songs. Every track is voice-led, beautifully animated, and built to spark early language, rhythm and joy.

Why Kids Love Our Music Games

Language Through Song

Lyrics build vocabulary, memory and pronunciation faster than spoken lessons.

Rhythm & Movement

Beat-based games develop timing, coordination and listening skills.

Calm & Confidence

Lullabies and gentle melodies support emotional regulation and bedtime routines.

Built for Every Age

Ages 2–4: Nursery rhymes & lullabies

Ages 5–7: Sing-alongs & rhythm games

Ages 8–10: Songwriting & music puzzles

What's Inside

  • Animated sing-along videos from our YouTube channel
  • Songs available in 8 languages
  • Rhythm & beat-matching mini-games
  • No ads — fully COPPA & GDPR-K compliant

A Parent's Guide to Music

What music actually covers

Our music area covers nursery rhymes and sing-alongs, rhythm and beat matching, and simple melody making in the Music Maker game. Songs are available across the eight languages the app supports, which makes them useful for families raising children bilingually or supporting an additional language at home.

Why it matters

Song is one of the most efficient language teachers available to a small child. Melody and rhythm make words easier to remember, and the repetitive structure of nursery rhymes gives children safe practice with sounds, syllables and stress patterns — the same phonological awareness that underpins reading. Music also supports turn-taking, listening and, in the case of lullabies, winding down at the end of the day.

Signs of readiness and typical milestones

Children develop at their own pace — these are rough guides, not targets.

  • Around ages 2–4: Joins in with repeated lines and actions, and claps roughly in time with a steady beat.
  • Around ages 5–7: Sings a whole song from memory, keeps a beat reliably, and notices fast, slow, loud and quiet.
  • Around ages 8–10: Copies short rhythm patterns, picks out a simple melody, and starts making up their own.

Three things you can try away from the screen

Sing badly and often

Children do not care how you sound. Singing together in the car or the bath does more than any recording played at them.

Use songs for transitions

A tidy-up song or a teeth-brushing song turns a daily battle into a routine with a clear ending.

Make instruments from the kitchen

A wooden spoon on a pan and rice in a jar are real percussion. Keeping a beat is the foundation everything musical is built on.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of songs are included?

Classic nursery rhymes, original Elonic World songs, lullabies, and educational sing-alongs across 8 languages.

Is the music safe for toddlers?

Yes — every track is screened for child safety, ad-free, and curated for ages 2 and up.

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