Gentle Nursery Rhymes for Stressed Moms and Active kids

Gentle Nursery Rhymes are a rarity. Sometimes, you just need to calm down and most of the music and music videos made for kids are quite energetic and taking your last drop of energy.

So, I was very happy to find the simple booklets from the Series Simple Rhymes for Good Habits by Celeste Nous. Every booklet has not only a rhyme, but also a gentle tune to it. We simply loved it.

You can listen to the album on Spotify, iTunes, YouTubeMusic and watch the videos on our YouTube Channel.

Enjoy, calm down, and teach good habits with these gentle tunes and simple rhymes.

Messy Kids

You can find the Messy Kids – Simple Rhymes for Good Habits paperback on Amazon or as an eBook in our shop.

Messy Kids – Simple Rhymes for Good Habits a delightful, interactive book designed to help young children (ages 3-7) learn and practice essential good habits through simple rhymes. The book centers around “The Messy Kids Poem,” a fun, rhythmic story that motivates children to embrace tidiness, self-care, and responsibility. Additionally to the poem, with simple worksheets, children can learn about morning routines, daily and weekly chores, and create their very own schedules.

There is also a little bit more energetic version, that is still enjoyable by tired moms.

Simple Rhymes for Good Habits

  • Messy Kids Poem

Simple Worksheets for Good Habits

  • Morning Routine
  • Daily Chores
  • Weekly Chores
  • All about me and my Chores
  • My Chores Schedule
  • Telling Time
  • My Daily Routine Schedule
  • Series Description

Enjoy! Happy Listening!

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Hi, I'm Iva — mom, hobby herbalist, and the voice behind Toddler in Action. I hold a Master's in Economics and worked as a tax advisor. I walked away from my corporate career to stay home with my child — and that one decision changed everything: I've started a blog, homeschooled, co-founded Livingston Global Academy with my husband, and learned to heal my kid naturally when medication wasn't an option. I share our first-hand experience as we go — the real life - messy, meaningful, and everything in between.

Iva G. Livingston Toddler in Action

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