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Children for generations have enjoyed their parents, or grandparents, saying or singing rhymes to them. The comforting rhythm of the verses means that even at a very early age, babies recognise familiar rhymes.
They start by anticipating what is going to come, be it a word, sound or action, and later they grasp the words and love joining in, over and over again! It’s the very repetition that they enjoy.

Most Popular English Rhymes

Rhymes for kids are a valuable way to introduce the sounds of a language and practice speaking in a fun and motivational way. Rhymes are portable playthings.
Parents and children can say them at any time or in any place to change a mood or fill a bored moment with fun. Rhymes need no toy, equipment or even a book to set a scene; they depend on the sound of the voice reciting the language to stimulate play.

 

Most Popular Hindi Rhymes

Not only are rhymes a pleasure to hear and to share, they provide a building block toward literacy. By playing with the short texts of rhymes, children explore the mechanics of the language.
A rhyme, for young children, is a complete, short experience, which fits well with their limited attention span. It is like a compact story: it has a beginning and an end, and its own content.
Once children have worked out these sequences, they feel confident, as they know that the language content is fixed, even if the speed of reciting might alter to match a mood.
Although you may not remember all the words anymore, there’s a high chance that, when you were younger, you were sung a number of different rhymes. And there’s a good reason for that!
Often sung to babies and children, nursery rhymes have a long and rich history in a number of countries. Whether you’re looking for classic English rhymes, British rhymes, French rhymes,Chinese rhymes, any Indian rhymes, the most popular rhymes or the most interactive rhymes for kids, you’ll find them all here.