What is your Favorite childrens song? Name it and why?

Some of the ones already mentioned are great! Like Jesus Loves The Little Children (cuz I learned it from my mom whose passed now), Bushel & A Peck (learned from my sister, thought was cute!) & I'll Always Love You (don't know how song goes, but read in a book & loved it) , & Hokey Pokey is a fun one! So I'll have to say ...

you are my sunshine

my only sunshine

you make me happy

when skies are grey

you'll never know dear

how much I love you

please don't take my sunshine away

OR

My buddy, my buddy

Wherever I go, He Goes

My buddy, My buddy & me.

Those are two of the songs my little boy loved (plus Jesus love the little children)!

My little girl loved Three Blind Mice for some reason?

I like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". I think it's the cutest lullaby ever. I found out that Mozart composed "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" when he was only 5 years old. Well I'm a music major in college.

I also like "The Hokey Pokey". It's really fun.

Jesus loves the little children

All the children of the world

Red or Yellow

Black or White

They're as precious in his sight

Jesus loves the little children of the world

I like a lot of the songs by Tom Pease because I was taught hand motions to them in preschool and a friend of mine went to another preschool and was also taught the hand motions, so now about nine years later we can still do the motions together!

Twingle Twingle Little star

Don't know name, but goes like this "I love you a bushel and a peck, a bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck..........." All my kids learned it as their first song and it didn't always come out the way the words were said! Really a neat song ...........

Puff the Magic Dragon. It's just fun to sing.

I'm a little tea-pot..I like to act out the song when the boyfriend gets MAD!

I'll love you forever.

even though it was a song in a book, i loved to read it, and i would sing it all the time when i was younger.

"Sing A Song Of Six Pence," because of it's neat and ironic origins.