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Valmiki's Ramayana, the oldest version of Ramayana, is the basis of the various versions of the Ramayana that are relevant in different cultures. The text survives in numerous complete and partial manuscripts, the oldest surviving of which is dated from the eleventh century CE.[8] The current text of Valmiki Ramayana has come down to us in two regional versions from the north and the south of India. Valmiki Ramayana has been traditionally divided into seven books, dealing with the life of Rama from his birth to his death.

The story is about Rama, a prince in the city of Ayodhya - the capital of Kosala kingdom, belonging to Suryavansh (the Sun dynasty) - sometimes referred to as Raghuvansh (Raghu dynasty, named after Raghu, one of his illustrious forefathers). The story starts just before his birth and ends after his death when his two sons ascend to power.

The story operates at multiple levels: at one level, it describes the society at that time: vast empires, the life of a prince destined to become the next king, the rivalry between mothers and stepmothers, the bond of affection and loyalty between brothers, contests to win the hands of a princess, etc. At a second level, it describes how an ethical human being and a leader of men conducts himself at all times, facing situations with equanimity, rising to occasions to lead his people independent of his own personal tragedies and limitations, cultivating affection and respect of his people. At yet another level, it is a story of the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, incarnating as a human this time, combating evil, restoring justice in the land, fully aware of his divinity and yet resorting to using his superhuman powers only when absolutely necessary.

The story is as follows: Dasaratha, the king of Kosala, has been childless for a long time, and is anxious to produce an heir. He performs a ritual (Puthrakameshti Yagna) for the gods to bless him with progeny. The gods present him with a bowl of divine nectar. His three queens partake of this, and in due course four princes - Rama, Lakshmana and Shatrughna (twins), and Bharata - are born to them. Rama, being the eldest, is naturally being groomed as the future king. All the brothers are close-knit, with Lakshmana forming the closest bond with Rama. Together, they are schooled in archery. Vishwaamitra, one of the legendary seven sages of Hindu mythology, trains them in the art of firing missile-arrows imbued with power by secret chants that can cause them to shower fire or water on enemies, and even follow them through the seven worlds until they are killed.

The route Ram Followed in his exile in Terta YugaVishwamitra leads Rama and Lakshmana to Mithila, the capital city of the kingdom of Videha ruled by king Janaka. Janaka's daughter Sita (also called Janaki, Vaidehi, Mythili) is to wed, and the king is holding a contest to select the best prince for his daughter. Rama wins the contest and returns home to Ayodhya with his new bride.

The time comes for Dasaratha to coronate Rama as the next king. Kaikeyi, the third and youngest of Dasaratha's queens, reminds her husband of his promise to her a long time ago that he would grant her any two wishes she had. This happened on an occasion when Dasaratha was wounded in his chariot on the battlefield, and Kaikeyi saved his life by taking over the reins and driving the chariot to safety. Kaikeyi demands that her son Bharata be the next king, and that Rama is banished to the forest (see: vanvas) for fourteen years, in order to prevent him from damaging Bharata's rule. The king, unable to refuse these wishes agrees. The coronation preparations are halted and Rama told to prepare to leave for the forest. At first, Rama wants to go to the forest alone, but Sita and Lakshmana will have none of it and convince Rama that, for them, "Ayodhya is wherever Rama is".

The king descends into despair when the three leave for the forest, and dies soon afterwards. All this while, Bharata and Shatrughna have been away from the kingdom. They are summoned upon their father's death, and when they arrive, are told what has happened. Bharata is aghast at his mother's greed (ostensibly for his good), and promises that he will restore Rama as king. He travels to the forest to convince Rama to return to Ayodhya. Rama refuses on the grounds that he must obey his father's command but allows Bharata to take Rama's sandals back to Ayodhya so that Bharata can symbolically enthrone Rama's sandals and rule as regent for Rama.

The story details with the experiences of the trio in the forest, especially how the royals, used to soft living and multitudes of servants, train themselves to live frugally amongst nature and be self-sufficient. It also covers the interactions between them and the various hermits and sages living in the forest, some of who realize the divinity of Rama. Rama and Lakshmana frequently battle the forest demons that disturb the hermits' meditations.

Soorpanaka (One of the demons who had been defeated by them) decides to take revenge. She describes the beauty of Sita to her brother, Ravana, the demon king of Lanka (modern day Sri Lanka). Ravana decides that he must possess Sita, and has one of his brothers take the form of a deer to attract Sita's attention. Sita sends out Rama to capture the deer for her as a pet. The deer leads Rama far away from their cottage, and when Rama realizes that this is no ordinary deer, he kills it. The dying demon shouts Sita's and Lakshmana's names in Rama's voice, causing Sita to send Lakshmana out to help Rama. When the cottage is thus unguarded, Ravana sweeps in, kidnaps Sita and flies off to Lanka. When Rama sees Lakshmana approaching him, he at once realizes the trick. They both run back to the cottage to find it empty.

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The rest of the story is about how Rama and Lakshmana travel to Lanka to fight and kill the demon king and to get Sita back. They start out by travelling south (in the direction Ravana was seen to have flown with Sita), killing demons and helping hermits and sages along the way, until they reach Kishkinda, where Rama befriends Sugriva, the king of a troupe of monkeys. His belief that they're on the right track is reinforced when the monkeys show him a bundle of jewels that fell from the sky - Sita had removed her jewels and dropped them to earth while being carried away. Sugriva sends groups of monkeys in all four directions to scout out the location of Raavana. The group that travels south contains Hanumaan, Sugriva's minister. Being the son of the Wind God, Hanumaan is endowed with supernatural strength and powers. When the troupe reaches the southern tip of India and are at a loss as how they were to proceed, Hanumaan decides to leap across the sea to Lanka and continue the search there. He locates Sita imprisoned there, identifies himself, and assures her that help is coming. He also has skirmishes with the demon king's army and informs Ravana that his days are numbered.

Upon Hanumaan's return from Lanka, the entire monkey army and Rama and Lakshmana march to Lanka (building a bridge across the sea that Hanumaan leapt across), battle against Ravana's army for eighteen months and demolish the kingdom. Sita is restored to Rama. Rama commands Sita to walk through fire to prove that she had remained faithful to him during his absence, and Sita passes through the fire unscathed.

By this time the required period of exile of fourteen years has come to an end. Rama returns to Ayodhya and is crowned as king. He rules as a just king for several decades. He exiles Sita to the forest when he overhears a conversation casting doubts on her fidelity: "unlike Sita, my wife has never left my household". In the forest, Sita, now pregnant with Rama's twins, is taken care of by the sage Vaalmiki (another one of the seven legendary sages of Hindu mythology). (Many stories in Hindu mythology have some autobiographical segments, where the author features in the story.) Rama's twin sons Lava and Kusha are born and brought up in the sage's hermitage.

As emperor, Rama performs a horse sacrifice (Ashwamedha Yagna) to enlarge his empire. (The horse sacrifice is a ritual where an emperor sends out a horse accompanied by a huge army to various neighboring lands. Into whichever kingdom the horse wanders, the local king can allow the horse to wander - signalling that his kingdom may be annexed, or tie up the horse - indicating that he's ready to battle the emperor's army to prevent his kingdom from being annexed. The horse wanders into the forest where Rama's twin sons live and they tie the horse, not knowing its significance. When confronted by the accompanying army, they refuse to untie the horse and soundly defeat the army. (They had been trained in arms by the sage Vaalmiki since he knew that one day they would be kings.) Rama hears of this and guesses that two youths at a hermitage who can defeat an entire army can be no ordinary children, and goes to see them himself and meets his sons for the first time. He also meets Sita again.

Some time later, when the sons are grown up, Sita decides that her time on the earth is nearing its end, and ends her life by asking mother earth to open and swallow her. The sons go Ayodhya to live with their father until they inherit the kingdom.

The epic contains the following books:

Bala Kanda – Book of the Childhood (birth and training of the princes and marriage of the princes)
Ayodhya Kanda – Book of Ayodhya (life in Ayodhya as a prince after marriage to Sita)
Aranya Kanda – Book of the Forest (life in exile in the forest)
Kishkindha Kanda – Book of Kishkindha (life in the kingdom of monkeys - on their search for the captured Seetha) [9]
Sundara Kanda – Book of Auspiciousness (Hanumaan's journey to Lanka and his meeting with Seetha)
Yuddha Kanda – Book of the War (battle between Raama's armies and Raavana's armies)
Uttara Kanda – Book of the Afterword (Epilogue: Raama's life after returning to Ayodhya and Sita's second exile)
There have been speculations on whether the first and the last chapters of Valmiki's Ramayan were written by the original author. Many experts are of the opinion that they are integral parts of the book in spite of the many differences in style and some contradictions in content between these two chapters and the rest of the book.[10][11] It is believed that Uttar Kanda was written by Tulisadas because there is no reference to this chapter in Valmiki's Ramayan. These two chapters contain most of the interpolations found in the Ramayana, such as the miraculous birth of Rama and his divine nature as well as the numerous legends surrounding Ravana. It is also inferred that the story of Rama's beheading shudra Shambuka as well as the one relating to Sravana Kumar were not written by Valmiki.

Mere pass ek cycle hai hindi geet bachon ke liye

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Panchatantra Tales - The Talkative Tortoise

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Panchatantra Tales - The Talkative Tortoise

Akbar & Birbal - Badshah's Illness

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Akbar & Birbal - Badshah's Illness

Panchatantra Tales - The Dumb Lion

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Panchatantra Tales - The Dumb Lion

Panchatantra Tales - The Clever Monkey

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Panchatantra Tales - The Clever Monkey

Akbar Birbal Ki Kahanian

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Akbar Birbal Ki Kahanian

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Akbar Birbal Ki Kahanian

Panchatantra Tales - Clever Crows

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Panchatantra Tales - Clever Crows

Panchatantra Tales - The Clever Crow

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Panchatantra Tales - The Clever Crow

Learn Hindi AKSHARMALA

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Learn Hindi AKSHARMALA

Jataka Tales - The Lion and The Jackal

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Jataka Tales - The Lion and The Jackal

Gurmukhi - The Punjabi Alphabet in Video

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Gurmukhi - The Punjabi Alphabet

Hindi Alphabet tutorial - vowels | Indian Hindi Rhyme and Counting in Hindi viseo

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Hindi Alphabet tutorial - vowels

Indian Hindi Rhyme and Counting in Hindi

Udi Patang Hindi Rhymes

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Udi Patang Hindi Rhymes

Rhymes hindi

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Rhymes

Nav - Hindi Kavita

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Nav - Hindi Kavita

After a bath rhymes

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After a bath rhymes

Chata - Hindi Kavita

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Chata - Hindi Kavita

Chidiya - Hindi Kavita

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Chidiya - Hindi Kavita

Dhobi - Hindi Kavita

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Dhobi - Hindi Kavita

Gajar - Hindi Kavita

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Gajar - Hindi Kavita

Hindi Panchatantra -2

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Hindi Panchatantra -2

Maina rani chatur shahani sange ek kahani

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Maina rani chatur shahani sange ek kahani

Hindi Panchatantra - Collective Strength

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Hindi Panchatantra - Collective Strength

Hindi Panchatantra - Clever Wolf

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Hindi Panchatantra - Clever Wolf

Panchatantra Tales - The Mice and The Elephant

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Panchatantra Tales - The Mice and The Elephant

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Hindi Panchatantra - Money Cap Story

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Hindi Panchatantra - Money Cap Story

Hindi: dadima ki kahaniya 2

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Hindi: dadima ki kahaniya 2

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ek anek

tom and jerry tom singing hindi song

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tom and jerry tom singing hindi song

Bholanath hindi kahani

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Dadi Maa Ki Kahaniyan - Shr aur gadhe ke dosti | you tube Video

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Dadi Maa Ki Kahaniyan - Shr aur gadhe ke dosti

Kawa Aur Chidiya

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Kawa Aur Chidiya

Rhymes Bandar mama video

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Rhymes Bandar mama

Hindi Rhymes

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Rhymes

chu-chu karti aayi chidiya

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chu-chu karti aayi chidiya

Hindi Panchatantra - Elephant Story

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Hindi Panchatantra - Elephant Story

Preeti Sagar - Jack 'n' Jill

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Preeti Sagar - Jack 'n' Jill

Chulbuli New

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Chulbuli New

chuhe ki baraat chali | Hindi Rhymes | Nanhe Munne ke liye

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chuhe ki baraat chali

Ek Bandar Ne Kholi Dukan

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मछली जल की रानी है... Machli jal ki raani hai

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नानी तेरी मोरनी...

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NANI TERI MORNI

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Dadi Amma Dadi Amma

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Dadi Amma Dadi Amma

Nanhe Munne Bache Teri

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Nanhe Munne Bachche Teri

Lalla Lalla Lori

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Lalla Lalla Lori

Ladki Ki Kathi

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Ladki Ki Kathi

Bacche Mann ke Sachhe

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Bacche Mann ke Sachhe

Chanda Hai Tu Mera Suraj Hai Tu

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Chanda Hai Tu Mera Suraj Hai Tu

Hai na Bolo Bolo

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Hainna Bolo Bolo

Sa re ke sa re ga ma ko le kar gaate chale

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Sa re ke sa re ga ma ko le kar gaate chale

Re Mama Re Mama

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Re Mama Re Mama

Jungle Jungle pata Chala Hai Mogli song

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Jungle book ( Mowgli )

Masterji Ki Aagai Chitthi | Hindi Rhymes for Children

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Masterji Ki Aagai Chitthi

Echak Dana Bechak Dana Daney Opar Dana | Bachon ke gaane | Hindi Rhymes in Video Format

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Echak Dana Bechak Dana Daney Opar Dana

CHANDA MAMA DOOR KE | Hindi Poem For kids in Video Format | You tube Video for kids | bollywood for kids

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CHANDA MAMA DOOR KE

Grimm's Fairy Tales Animated Video Format

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Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics

Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics

Fairy Tales for Children in animated Video Format

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David The Gnome Part 1

David the Gnome Part 2

David The Gnome Part3

Stories For Children in Animated Video Format

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Childrens story- Snow White
Wonderful tale of Snow White and Seven Dwarfs

Snow White

Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics

List Best Sites For Free Stories For Kids

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This is The First List of Best Kids Stories Websites

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http://www.goodnightstories.com/

A website For Indian Parents
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Kids Short Stories
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Grimms Fairy Tales Animated
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Animated Story Books
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Adventures of Banph
A beautifully illustrated story about a Carpenter ant named Banph. Includes a detailed art section where you can learn to draw Banph.
Aesop's Fables
A nice collection of Aesop's Fables, some of which are animated using Flash. Original and modern versions of the tales are available, although some of the modern versions are not finished as of yet.
Aesop's Fables Online Collection
A vast treasure trove of 655+ of Aesop's wise fables, fairy tales and other holiday stories, indexed in table format with morals listed. Some are illustrated or read aloud with Real Audio.
Andersen Fairy Tales
Read along as you hear the story of Princess Kayla told to you. Is she the Real Princess the Prince has been searching for so long? Only the Queen knows how to find out for sure! Features attractive graphics and animation.
AntBee's Childrens' Stories
Choose from a nice selection of stories to read like Hilburt the Halibut, A Fishy Tale, Herman the Hippo, Horrible Screaming Monsters, and Silly Willy. Each is professionally illustrated with bright, colorful artwork. More stories are promised in the future.
BeanTime Stories
Join Tippity Witchet at her windmill house as she shares 4 very nicely illustrated stories with you. Also includes a number of preschool activities.
Bedtime Story
Contains a wealth of illustrated stories in a variety of different subjects.
Between the Lions
Based on the PBS children's series, this great site features an entertaining new story each week for you to read. You'll also find story-related games, a "word helper", literacy tips, an extensive collection of things to print, and lots more.
Billy Gnome's Bedtime Stories
The adventures of Billy Gnome, his twin brother Charlie and their friends. Also included at the site is a slide puzzle and musical bug chorus.
Childrenstory.com
Read fairy tales, interactive stories, nursery rhymes, and holiday stories. Some of the stories can be read to you if you have the Real Audio Player.
Children's Reading Room
Join Bunny the stuffed animal and his toy friends Mugsy, Blue Penguin, Sharky, Fred-2000 and others, for a cute collection of stories written for 3 to 9 year old children. Colorful illustrations accompany each of Bunny's exciting adventures.
CYKE
Visit the animated land of CYKE and learn about emotions at Adventure Station, read interactive stories at Mullet Point, or visit other areas to learn about animals, US states and presidents, parts of the body, and much more.
Giggle Poetry
Read funny poems, see how fast you and your friends can read a tongue twister, enter poetry contests, or challenge yourself with fill-in-the-blank poems. Includes tips on how you can become a "giggle poet" too!
Hans Wilhelm's Storytime
Hans Wilhelm has written and illustrated over 100 books for children and adults. Visit his site to read one of his nicely illustrated children's stories.
Lil' Fingers Storybooks
Lil' Fingers Storybooks is a great collection of animated stories that parents can read with their toddlers. Each story includes child-friendly features and introduces subjects like counting, colors, shapes, facial expressions, and more. A fun assortment of games and activities is also included.
Merpy.comJ
oin Merpy and her friends for a fun new interactive adventure every month. Each is wonderfully animated and is accompanied by a delightful musical score. Stories in Spanish are also available.
MysteryNet's Kids Mysteries
Mysteries to solve, scary stories, magic tricks, and contests. Contains a new mystery every week. Enter a writing contest and you could win a prize.
Ongoing Tales - Literature from the Past
A nice collection of old-time fairy tales, children's stories, fables, poetry, and bible stories, complete with illustrations. Includes well-known and lesser-known tales of out of copyright books. New stories are promised on the first of each month.
StoryPlace
Here's a great story site for preschool and elementary age children! Currently there are 7 stories available for preschool readers and 1 for older children, with more promised. Each has great graphics, animation and sound effects. Activities, both online and and "take home" are included. A must-see! (Flash required)
Wacky Web Tales
Geared for grades 4 and above, this site first asks you for nouns, verbs, and other words which it then enters into a story. A wacky tale is the result!
WonderVista.com
WonderVista's goal is to get children reading, and they do so with a nice assortment of stories, a new one appearing each week. An activity page, containing coloring pages, dot-to-dots, mazes, and other fun stuff, is included after each story.

Happy Birthday a Great Animated rhyme for Preschool and nursery kids

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Happy Birthday
The Sound which kids like the most is Happy Birth Day
It is associated with Baloons,Cakes,Gifts everything that kids like
So sing and enjoy

Alphabet Song animated rhyme for children

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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP
LMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
The simplest and best Rhyme for preschool kids
Cute Alphabet Song

Nursery Rhymes - Numbers for Preschool Kids

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Nursery Rhymes - Numbers
Numbers are most lively when you sing along the video
So see this video along with your Child and sing along

Diddle diddle animated nursery rhyme for Preschool kids

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Diddle diddle

Diddle, diddle dumpling,
My son, John,
Went to bed
With his stockings on;
One shoe off
And one shoe on,
Diddle, diddle dumpling,
My son, John.

Teddy Bear Turn around to see this animated video rhyme for nursery

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Teddy Bear turn around is great rhyme and it becomes more beautiful when kids turn around along with video

mickey on railway animated video rhymes for nursery preschool Children

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mickey on railway line picking up stones

Micky is a big boy.Do not go to the railway line to pick up stones
otherwise engine will break the bones!!

rhymes for Kids Nursery Preschool

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This Video is Great Containing Rhymes for Preschool Children.Show this Video to your child to make him happy and eneble him to travel to stars

See Saw Animated nursery Rhyme Children Video

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See Saw

Have you ever played on See Saw??
Did you enjoy the Ride??
Then you will enjoy this cute Video too

The Dog Says.

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The Dog Says

Round and round. animated Video Rhymes For Preschool and Nursery kids

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Round and round and round and round
Don go round and round before watching this beautiful Rhyme.
After Watching you can go Round and round

Two little ducks video youtube rhymes

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Two little ducks

A great Rhyme for kids.
this one is liked by PAPA and MAMA too

Head shoulders knees and toes animated Video Rhyme Kids

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Head shoulders knees and toes

What are the parts of body
and where are they located
this Beautiful song is ready to share with kids

Hey Diddle diddle animated rhyme for preschool kids

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Hey Diddle diddle

Diddle, diddle dumpling,
My son, John,
Went to bed
With his stockings on;
One shoe off
And one shoe on,
Diddle, diddle dumpling,
My son, John.

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2008-11-17T07:00:00.000-08:00

this blog is to give you all rhymes,stories at one place for kids