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A delightful collection of bounces, and singing and touching games for face, hands, feet and whole body. Perfect for parents and caregivers of young children to bring the children in your care great joy! Introduction by Early Childhood master teacher, Rena Osmer. Appropriate for infants to four years.

Excerpt from the Introduction:
"I was about to enter the embryology exhibit at Boston's Museum of Science and Technology and read Shakespeare's words engraved in the entryway. Yes, I thought, these words belong at the gateway of life and birth. So does joy! When a child is born is the African rainforest, the Baka Pygmies sing "My heart is joyous!"

Blessed is the baby who finds himself welcomed into the world with wonder, love and joy!" 

Angel of God who is guarding me
Be thou a shining light above me
Be thou a smooth path below me
Be thou a good shepherd behind me
Today and tonight
When the stars are shining bright
and forever......

"...is a most wonderful, joyful collection of songs & touching games for new families to enjoy. There are many traditional songs combined with newer selections that are sure to please! The importance of children hearing the voices of their loved ones in song and verse cannot be overstated! There is just so much fun in this book, you will want to learn them all!

Marianne Alsop,
Board President, Mother's Support Network
Editor, Renewal: A Journal for Waldorf Education

"How we interact with and surround our children's senses can positively affect their growing development. Sing a Song with baby provides for nourishment through song, touch and caring. Working gently with the young ones and more actively with the older children, you can use these songs and games to promote a loving, healing environment for both caregiver and child!"

Mark Kamsler, MD
Waldorf Early Childhood Association
North America

"Mary had done it again! You listen to her wonderful songs and you want to pick up the nearest baby and start singing and playing! It's easy to imagine a child's delight and insistence that you sing to them again and again. What a wonderful way to surround a child with warmth, humor and joy. Well done, Mary. Please help us to keep on singing."

Joan Almon, Co-chair
Waldorf Early Childhood Association
North America