Body parts songs for babies and toddlers
Quick answer
This playlist has action songs that name body parts, including Super Simple Songs' "Head Shoulders Knees & Toes (Speeding Up)" and "Open Shut Them", CoComelon's "Five Senses Song", The Wiggles' "Hokey Pokey" and Mother Goose Club's "Where Is Thumbkin?". Press Play all on repeat for a movement break, or Repeat one for a favorite.
Videos in this playlist
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Head Shoulders Knees & Toes (Speeding Up) | Nursery Rhyme | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 2
Head Shoulders Knees & Toes (Sing It) | Follow Along | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 3
Open Shut Them | Learn Opposites | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 4
Open Shut Them #2 | Kids Songs | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 5
How Many Fingers? | Kids Songs | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 6
One Little Finger featuring @NoodleAndPals | Kids Song | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 7
Hello Hello! Can You Clap Your Hands? | Original Kids Song | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 8
If You're Happy | Kids Song | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 9
Brush Your Teeth | Kids Songs | Super Simple SongsSuper Simple Songs - Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 10
Me! | Noodle & Pals | Songs For ChildrenNoodle & PalsPlay from here Loop - 11
Head Shoulders Knees & Toes | @CoComelon Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsCocomelon - Nursery RhymesPlay from here Loop - 12
Five Senses Song | CoComelon Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsCocomelon - Nursery RhymesPlay from here Loop - 13
Finger Family | CoComelon Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsCocomelon - Nursery RhymesPlay from here Loop - 14
Head Shoulder Knees and Toes | Nursery Rhymes for Babies by LittleBabyBum - ABCs and 123sLittle Baby Bum - Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 15
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes - Mother Goose Club Phonics SongsMother Goose ClubPlay from here Loop - 16
Where Is Thumbkin? | Hide and Seek | Mother Goose Club Kid Songs and Phonics SongsMother Goose ClubPlay from here Loop - 17
Clap Your Hands (HD) - Mother Goose Club Phonics SongsMother Goose ClubPlay from here Loop - 18
Head Shoulders Knees and ToesKidsTV123Play from here Loop - 19
You've Got EyesKidsTV123Play from here Loop - 20
Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes - Exercise Song For KidsChuChu TV Nursery Rhymes & Kids SongsPlay from here Loop - 21
Hokey Pokey 🕺 Party Songs 🥳 Dancing Songs 💃 Singalong Songs for Kids 🎙️ The WigglesThe WigglesPlay from here Loop - 22
Simon Says 🎤 Kids Songs & Nursery Rhymes 👋 The WigglesThe WigglesPlay from here Loop - 23
Hokey Pokey - Kids Dance Song - Children's Songs by The Learning StationTheLearningStation - Kids Songs and Nursery RhymesPlay from here Loop - 24
Parts of the Body SongHave Fun TeachingPlay from here Loop - 25
I Can Move My Body Like Anything | Movement Song for Kids | Jack HartmannJack Hartmann Kids Music ChannelPlay from here Loop - 26
Human Body For Kids | Baby Da Vinci: From Head to Toe | Baby EinsteinBaby EinsteinPlay from here Loop - 27
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes 🕺 Lellobee Fun | Learn ASL & Baby Sign Language for KidsSign Along with Me! ASL for KidsPlay from here Loop - 28
Have You Ever Seen My Nose? 👃 Lellobee Fun | Learn ASL & Baby Sign Language for KidsSign Along with Me! ASL for KidsPlay from here Loop
Why do action songs help with body parts?
Touching your nose or wiggling your toes while hearing the word links the name to the body part. Toddlers often need many repeats before they join in, which is why the same song again and again is useful.
Can I slow down Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes?
Yes. Set the speed to 0.75× in the Practice tab so little ones can keep up with the actions, or loop the first slow verse with A and B and skip the speeding-up part until they are ready.
Frequently asked questions
What age are body parts songs for?
Most suit toddlers and preschoolers, about ages 1 to 5, and babies enjoy being sung to with the actions. Pediatric guidance generally recommends very little screen time under two, so sing along with your child rather than leaving them to watch.
Can I stop the playlist after a few songs?
Yes. Set the sleep timer in the Practice tab, or use Stop after on one song so it ends after a set number of plays. It keeps a movement break short.