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Nursery rhymes and songs 
Nursery rhymes are among the things that children love, and they
are also means of both education and entertainment for children,
especially rhymes and songs that speak of the child’s daily life or
about his family or things that he sees around him such as
animals and plants. Nursery rhymes also reinforce good behavior
in the child by means of words that encourage it, such as honesty,
praying regularly, reading Qur’an and other good behavior.
Children love songs that are narrated by animals or birds that
they know. Attention should be paid to making the rhymes or
songs in simple language with short sentences so that the child
can easily understand them. They should also be happy and
funny. Nursery rhymes give the child the opportunity to move
because children do not like to stand still and they are very happy
with rhymes that let them move their arms or feet or make them
clap or run with joy.
You can use traditional rhymes and songs from your culture, but
it is advisable to make sure the content is Islamically acceptable.
Some people take a traditional rhyme or song and make up new
words for it that are more in tune with Islamic sensibilities.
Examples of some nursery rhymes or songs
that mothers can teach to their children
Days of the Week
(Tune: “Clementine”)
There are seven days, there are seven days,
there are seven days in a week.(repeat)Sunday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday. There are seven
days, there are seven days,
there are seven days in a week!
(From www.bussongs.com)
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My toothbrush
I have a little toothbrush I hold it very tight I brush my teeth each
morning, And then again at night
(From www.bussongs.com)