And sing to your child, too. Your child likes to see your face and hear your voice.

Choose books that have rhyming text or books that have a rhythm to them.

Not only will you have fun together, but these activities may eventually help your child to read.

Baby Talk
Brown Bear, Brown Bear
Can You Cuddle Like a Koala?
Cat Skidoo
Crunch Munch
Five in the Bed
Goodnight Moon
Hello Baby!
Here a Chick Where a Chick?
How Do You Make a Baby Smile?
Hooray for Fish
I Kissed the Baby
I Love You, Little One
I Went Walking
Jamberry
Little White Duck
Nursery Rhymes- MotherGoose
Snuggle, Wuggle
Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes
Time for Bed
Time to Say Goodnight
Where is My Baby
Who Said Moo?
Zoo Parade!

Our thanks to:
Tom Theobald, Front Range Community College Media Department, for filming and editing Miss Colleen's story time.

Stories and rhymes are from:
Babies in the Library! by Jane Marino

Stories, rhymes and activities found on this video:
Clap, clap, clap your hands - 1, 2 buckle my shoe - The wheels on the bus - Exercises: I lift my arms up high; Head and shoulders.