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- "Baby Shark," PINKFONG. Listen, whether you like it or not, you cannot get this out of your head anyway, so let's get this one out of the way first.
- "Happy," Pharrell Williams. You can't not smile when listening to this song... even if you've listened to it 40 times already today.
- "Can't Stop the Feeling! ," Justin Timberlake. Justin Timberlake wrote "Can't Stop the Feeling" for his son, Silas, as well as for the Trolls soundtrack.
- "I Love You Too," Ziggy Marley. Ziggy Marley makes upbeat, sunny kid-friendly reggae.
- The Rainbow Connection’ by Jim Henson. The theme from The Muppet Movie is an all-time great lullaby sung with heart from the mossy swamp. The Muppets entire catalogue is filled with fantastic covers (the Animal-centric ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is an all-timer) but nothing compares to the frog’s heartfelt signature jam.
- We Are the Dinosaurs’ by Laurie Berkner. Laurie Berkner's tune dropped more than 20 years ago, but it doesn't get old. Young kids love the strong beat and the chance to act out the lyrics and pretend to be little dinosaurs; parents like the tune, which holds up even after 20,000 listens.
- Baby Shark’ by Pinkfong. After you come across this catchy tune you can't un-hear it: Once ‘Baby Shark’ enters your consciousness there's no going back.
- Chugga Chugga Choo Choo’ by Choo-Choo Soul. Want kids music that truly slaps? This Disney Junior group makes good on its name with beatboxing, clackity-clack rhythms and some serious vocal chops courtesy of Genevieve Goings, who seems to have gotten lost in the kiddie section en route to a Motown audition.
Skidamarink. If we, as grown-ups, love this song so much, it’s not hard to guess that children will like it too! Today this tune is often sung as a tribute to pure and innocent love. Free Printable Skidamarink lyrics. You can also check out our 7+1 Friendship Songs for Preschoolers. 2.
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- Brave, by Sara Bareilles. “Brave” is about having the courage to speak up instead of bottling up all the hurt and anger. It’s a wonderful, empowering message for all ages.
- Beautiful, by Christina Aguilera. Since the official music video isn’t as G rated as the song, I used the lyric video instead. Christina Aguilera’s “Beautiful” is about maintaining your sense of self-worth even when others are trying to tear you down.
- Breakaway, by Kelly Clarkson. “Breakaway” is perfect for every age. By preschool, we all enter a variety of situations where we begin to break away from the comfort of our home life and explore the world independently.
- Mean, by Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift has several child-appropriate songs, but “Mean” is my favorite message. When a child is being bullied, it’s very difficult to keep perspective and realize that this is a temporary phase.
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60+ Pop Songs for Kids to Sing. 1. Happy (Pharrell Williams) You can’t help but smile when you hear this familiar tune from the Despicable Me 2 soundtrack. Pharrell sings about how important it is to stay positive no matter what. And all you and your kids can really do, when you hear the song, is sing and ‘clap along’.
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Apr 9, 2023 · Sing along with Pharrell and inspire your kids to dance to the beat. 20. “The Ants Go Marching”. This song will get your kids ready to stomp around the house and do their best soldier-ant impressions. 19. “Yankee Doodle Went to Town”. We still don’t get the feather and macaroni bit either, but it’s funny for kids.
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