Kids Music

Thirteen of the best sites for kids music. Know of another site that should be listed here? Leave your suggestion at the bottom of this page. (Related searches: Children’s Poetry, Preschool Activities, Kids Activities)

1. Children’s Music at Amazon.com - All kids of children’s music, from baby and preschool stuff to pre-teen. (www.amazon.com)

2. Kidz Bop - Highly successful series of CDs that “kidifies” popular songs. (www.kidzbop.com)

3. Dan Zanes - Popular children’s music maker who actually prefers to call it “family music.” Traditional folk songs and a bit of rock from this musician who in another life headed the rock band The Del Fuegos. (www.danzanes.com)

4. Free Kids Music - As the name implies, there is free kids music you can download here, including all different genres. Maybe not well-known music makers, but will your kids know that? (freekidsmusic.com)

5. The Fuzzy Stones - Cool, poppy, singalong songs kids and adults will both like, such as “Hot Air Balloon”, “Blue”, “Own Special Magic”, more. (www.thefuzzystones.com)

6. Putomayo Kids - High energy world music for kids — African Playground, Celtic Dreamland, Caribbean Playground, etc. (www.putumayo.com)

7. They Might Be Giants - Here Come the ABCs - This band always was quirky for adults, so it made sense when they added kids music to their repertoire. The kids will like it and their parents who liked TMBG will be happy, too. (tmbg-catalog.stores.yahoo.net)

8. PBS Kids - Music - Kids music from Barney, Caillou, Arthur, and the awesome Berenstain Bears theme song. (pbskids.org)

9. Disney.com Music - Tends toward music for older kids — Hannah Montana, Jonas Brothers, High School Musical, etc. (home.disney.go.com)

10. Kindermusik Music - Music CDs associated with the popular Kindermusik classes for preschool kids. (www.kindermusik.com)

11. The Laurie Berkner Band - Fun songs for kids that parents can enjoy, too. We know some kids that like to do the “Monster Boogie”. (laurieberkner.com)

12. Barenaked Ladies - Snacktime - Their music for grownups is often goofy, so the move into kids music was no surprise. Songs include “789″ (”What happed to 9? Seven ate nine.”) (www.bnlmusic.com)

13. Kids Music That Rocks - Blog dedicated to finding music “for kids that doesn’t make adults want to rip their hair out.” (kidsmusicthatrocks.blogspot.com)

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