Parenting a toddler or young child means going through many different activities between sunrise and bedtime. One hour you are helping them put on shoes and brush teeth, and the next hour you are singing counting rhymes or driving to the park. Having a large collection of music helps make every single daily transition feel smooth and fun.

We are excited to share Leigha Marina Nursery Rhymes and Kids Songs, Vol. 2 with your family. Released on October 28, 2022, this special thirty-one track album is our largest collection. It gives parents and teachers an endless variety of active movement tracks, morning routine guides, educational counting rhymes, and calm sleep music for quiet nights.

Morning Routines Early Learning and Active Play

The first large section of Volume 2 covers essential life skills, foundational math, calendar concepts, and outdoor activities. Simple lyrics and lively rhythms keep kids singing along while learning big concepts.

Here are the active educational and movement tracks in this collection:

• You Have To Do It The Right Way: Morning steps go faster when set to a steady rhythm. Little penguins show kids how to wash their face, brush teeth, comb hair, get dressed, eat breakfast, and pack a school backpack.
• Wake Up It's Time For School: Waking up early can be tough for sleepy toddlers. This playful track shows a father penguin gently waking his kids, turning groggy mornings into an exciting start to the day.
• Counting Numbers 1 To 100: Practicing big numbers takes time and steady repetition. Broken into small number groups, this track gives kids a fun way to count all the way from 1 to 100.
• Days Of The Week: Memorizing weekly schedules gets easy with simple phonic patterns. Rhythmic chants like mo-mo-Monday and fri-fri-Friday help kids learn the seven days in order.
• Seasons Of The Year: Learning about weather changes helps children understand nature. Lyrics talk about autumn leaves, winter cold, spring flowers, and summer ice cream treats.
• Song About Shapes: Recognizing basic geometry helps with early math skills. Penguin guides connect circles, squares, triangles, and stars to real items like moons, windows, pizzas, and kites.
• Jobs - What Do You Want To Be: Exploring future careers inspires big dreams. Little penguins try out different professions, including firefighters, teachers, doctors, chefs, singers, vets, astronauts, ballerinas, soccer players, and sailors.
• Song About Firefighters: Learning about safety helpers builds trust. Children watch firefighters put on heavy gear, slide down poles, and spray hoses to keep communities safe.
• Going To The Doctor: Visiting a medical clinic can cause extra nervousness. Reassuring lyrics explain checkup steps like listening to heartbeats, taking medicine, and getting band-aids.
• Bob The Little Cricket: Overcoming stage fright takes a little encouragement from friends. A shy cricket named Bob finds his courage with help from penguin pals and sings his song out loud.
• Be Brave: Trying new sports or making friends requires confidence. This uplifting song reminds kids that making small mistakes is a normal part of learning new skills.
• The Coconut Song: Trying fresh fruit turns into a fun kitchen activity. Penguin characters show how to open coconuts to drink sweet water and eat white coconut meat.
• The Carnival: Visiting a festival brings lots of visual fun. Kids meet trick lions, a magician, a rope balancing acrobat, and a funny clown named Shaun.
• Playtime At The Playground: Running outdoors builds healthy bodies. Lyrics celebrate classic park equipment like swings, slides, see-saws, monkey bars, and sandboxes.
• Swimming: Cooling off in a pool is a favorite summer activity. Little penguins put on goggles, kick their feet, hold their breath, dive, and float on water.
• Tiki Taki: Moving your body to a fast beat gets everyone dancing. A fun spin on classic movement games guides kids to shake hands, stomp feet, and turn around.
• I Love You Mommy: Expressing love for mothers brings warmth to any room. Sweet lyrics highlight how a mom's hugs and held hands bring comfort whenever a child feels tired or sad.
• Best Friend: Having a close companion makes every day brighter. This song shows how best friends share toys, offer hugs, and lift spirits when someone feels down.

Singing these daytime songs gives children a helpful guide for morning tasks, early math concepts, and outdoor exercise.

Classic Rhymes and Friendly Animal Stories

Traditional stories and interactive animal tracks give toddlers a great way to practice counting backward and learning basic social manners.

Here are the classic adaptations included in Volume 2:

• Five Little Ducks: A penguin dressed as a mommy duck searches for five lost ducklings who wander over the hills, using simple counting to bring them safely home.
• There Were Five In The Bed: Five penguin friends roll over and fall out of bed one by one, helping toddlers practice backward counting from five down to one.
• Once I Caught A Fish Alive: Counting from 1 to 10 gets interactive during a fishing trip where a little fish nips a finger before swimming away safely.
• The Muffin Man: Practicing polite words like please and thank you happens while meeting a friendly baker passing out fresh treats in penguin land.
• Animal Fair: Silly animal stories bring plenty of laughs as a baboon combs his hair under the moon and an elephant sneezes.
• Peek-A-Boo: A classic hiding game comes alive as a princess searches for and finds each member of the penguin family.

Playing these familiar tracks builds early language skills through simple repetition and story themes.

Calming Bedtime Lullabies for Unwinding

With thirty-one tracks in total, this album includes six peaceful sleep songs designed to lower energy levels at night. Slow instruments and reassuring words help guide your child straight into sleep.

The final section of Volume 2 features these quiet lullabies:

• Rockabye Baby Lullaby: Soft cradles, swinging branches, and watching angels create a peaceful bedroom setting for restful nights.
• The Sun Has Gone Down It's Time To Sleep Lullaby: Glowing moonlight and cozy pajamas signal that daytime is over and a new day awaits tomorrow.
• Go To Sleep Lullaby: Floating through gentle dreams with a loving parent nearby helps babies feel safe in the dark.
• Little Snowflake Lullaby: Counting ten falling snowflakes on a quiet winter night creates a relaxing atmosphere for sleep.
• Raindrops Lullaby: Listening to cool breezes, falling rain, and splashy puddles helps active minds slow down.
• Maybe My Baby Wants To Sleep Lullaby: Sweet dreams take little ones on carousel rides, cotton candy clouds, and rainbow slides under the stars.

Playing these quiet melodies as you turn off the lights helps your child drift off feeling loved and secure.

A Complete Music Library for Your Home

Having thirty-one varied tracks in a single collection means you always have the right song ready for any situation. You can use the morning tracks to get ready for school, play the counting and shape tracks during afternoon activities, and rely on the six lullabies when bedtime arrives.

Feel free to check out our full collection of children's songs to see all of our original albums and quiet sleep tracks for your family.

We hope Volume 2 brings easy routines, fun learning moments, and peaceful sleep to your home every single day.