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From YouTube: San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time" #55

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San Bruno Library Presents "Once Upon a Time"
Storytime #55
"You and Your Baby" with Miss Rocky
Taped by San Bruno Cable August 2013
trt 28:30

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Storytime storytime.

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Hi and welcome to once upon a time story time here at San, Bruno library, my name is miss rocky and today, I'm gonna be doing a story time for babies. Yes, today a story time is gonna, be for you and your baby. So if you have a baby, go get your baby or if your your little girl and have a pretend baby, bring that pretend baby with you, because we're gonna have fun today. Did you know that the more you read and sing and rock your baby and talk to your baby?

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They become smarter, each and every day, and today, I'm going to be recreating a baby storytime that we do here at San, Bruno library and the storytime today is inspired by an early learning program called mother Goose on the loose that was created by Betsy, Diamont, Co, henan and so part of this baby story. Time is not only for babies, but it's also for you to enjoy and take home and do another day in the comforts of your own home.

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So here's my baby and if you want you, can have your baby facing me or facing you whatever you prefer. Some of these songs are for sitting in a chair and some of the songs are for sitting on the floor. The most important thing is to read to your baby because I always say it's never too early to read to your baby. When you read to your baby, you are teaching them how to handle a book and how to how to flip the pages and they become early readers as they get older.

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So we're gonna start with our first song and it's called good morning, mrs. perky bird, and this is a great song to sing. While your baby is waking up, so you're gonna hold your baby and we're gonna bounce her back and forth from one knee to another. Let's begin good morning, mrs. perky bird perky bird perky bird good morning, mrs. perky bird. Where are you I'm flying in the air, the air, the air, the air, the air, the air I'm flying in the air, the air and down to the ground?

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Great? Let's do that again good morning, mrs. perky bird perky bird perky bird good morning, mrs. perky bird. Where are you I'm flying in the air, the air, the air, the air, the air, the air I'm flying in the air, the air and down to the ground? Well job great?

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Let's do another song, and this is called goosey goosey gander and we're gonna repeat the song, because babies, love repetition and if you don't know by now, you soon will know that babies, love for you to repeat their favorite songs and read their favorite books over and over again. So let's do goosey, goosey gander, goosey, goosey gander! Where do you wander upstairs and downstairs an in my parents chamber? Let's do that again: goosey goosey gander! Where do you wander upstairs and downstairs? And in my parents chamber very good now we just taught your baby.

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What up and down means with the movements of them themselves going up and down now we're gonna teach your baby, how to open and shut their hands and clap them as well with the song open, shut them open, shut them open, shut them, give a little clap, clap, clap, open, shut them, open, shut them put them in your lap, lap lap great! Let's do that again: Oh Finn, shut them open, shut them, give a little clap, clap, clap, open, shut them, open, shut them put them in your lap, lap lap there good alright!

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So, let's start with our first story- and this is one of my favorite stories that I read at baby storytime and it's called baby knows best by Kathy Henderson.

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We gave the baby rattles and we gave her things with bells. She's got toys that roll and click and tick, and there's one that sings as well. She's got a sorting box that whistles and a squeaky mouse to squeeze, and what does she want to play with the front door keys.

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She's got a cloth book about farms, that's full of ducks, and pigs and goats. She's got my old book of nursery rhymes and a plastic book that floats she's got books with cardboard pages and bright pictures just for her. And what does she want to look at the newspaper of course,.

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Grandpa brought a bath toy, she's got sieves, that's got sieves scoops inside. He brought a wind-up swimming hippo with the mouth that opens wide. She already had a tugboat and a deck shaped glug-glug jug. But what does she want at bath time?

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The old bath plug.

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She's got dungarees and trousers she's got diapers, tights and socks. She's got a bright, pink, quilted, snow suit and two flower pattern. Smocks she's got more clothes, then we have and though she's very small, what does she like wearing best?

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Nothing at all.

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We mash up ripe bananas and turn carrots into soup. We buy jars of a special baby, mush and powdered packet gloop. We give her teething risks and finger food, but she just drops the lot cuz. What do you think she wants to eat?

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What we've got.

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She has a stroller and a backpack and a carriage up on wheels. Then there's her car seat with the handle and the string of colored bells and her highchair and the bouncer and the crib there's all of this stuff. And where does she want to be.

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Snuggled up with us baby knows best: that's a great book. Okay. So now we're gonna do some more bouncy songs, bouncy, songs, body movement, songs. We want to teach baby where their fingers are where their toes are. We want them to be comfortable with their bodies, so we're gonna start with fingers like to wiggle waggle, ready fingers like to wiggle waggle wiggle waggle wiggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle way. Yep high fingers like to wiggle waggle wiggle waggle wiggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle way down.

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Oh fingers like to wiggle waggle wiggle waggle, wiggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle on my knees great now. Let's do that again. Fingers like to wiggle waggle wiggle waggle waggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle way up high fingers like to wiggle waggle wiggle waggle waggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle way down low fingers like to wiggle waggle waggle waggle wiggle waggle fingers like to wiggle waggle on my knees.

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Excellent, let's do another song and it's called: can you kick with two feet and we're gonna move baby's feet? Kick it up and down on your lap or on the floor? Can you kick with two feet two feet two feet: can you kick with two feet? Kick kick kick kick kick? Can you wave with two arms two arms, two arms: can you wave with two arms wave wave wave wave wave? Can you kiss with two lips lips lips? Can you kiss with two lips kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss?

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Can you sway from side to side side to side side to side? Can you sway from side to side, sway, sway, sway, sway, sway, very good. Let's do another fun song and this is a tickling song and gentle tickling rhymes, like I, like I, said before it helps babies be comfortable with their bodies, and this one's called here are babies. Fingers here are baby's. Fingers here are baby's toes and here is baby's tummy button and brown around around around. It goes. Let's do that again.

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Here are baby's fingers here are baby's toes and here is baby's tummy button and run and run around around. It goes very good. Babies, love like I, said repetition and singing these songs over and over again will not only help. You remember the songs, but it will help them learn new words. Each time you sing to them the songs over and over again. So let's do one last song and we're gonna do two little bluebirds sitting on a hill, and this is going to teach them.

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What soft and loud means when we sing the second verse of this song and we're gonna make them fly away. Two little Bluebird sitting on a hill one named Jack and the other named Jill fly away. Jack fly away, Jill come back, Jack come back Jill. Now we're gonna sing, we're gonna, give them different names. The birds are not gonna, be called soft and loud to little bluebirds sitting on a cloud one named soft and the other named loud fly.

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Away loud back soft come.

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Back great, that's another fun song to sing now.

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Remember you could always have your baby facing you or you can face each other in a mirror and, like I said this is for all of you, mommies, daddies and caregivers, to take with you to learn new songs and new rhymes in the come, and you can sing them in the comforts of your own home.

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So we're gonna take a break and we come back. We're gonna, read war stories and we're gonna sing, more songs and do more body rhymes and have lots of fun with your baby. So we'll see you soon.

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Hi and welcome back once upon a time story, time at San, Bruno library and today I'm doing a baby storytime, so a story time for you and your baby and if you're a little boy or a little girl- and you have a doll that you want to watch this baby storytime with. Please bring your babies, you mommies and daddies and caregivers. This is all for you to have fun and learn and to enjoy in the comforts of your own home. So we're gonna do another song, another body movement song, and it's called.

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We hit the floor together. So some of these songs are for to be on the floor. So I'm just gonna hit my knees. We hit the floor together. We hit the floor together. We hit the floor together because it's fun to do. We wave our arms together, we wave our arms together. We wave our arms together because it's fun to do. We nod our heads together. We nod our heads together. We nod our heads together because it's fun to do we clap our hands together, we clap our hands together.

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We clap our hands together because it's fun to do. We sway from side to side. We sway from side to side. We sway from side to side because it's fun to do. We wiggle our fingers together, we wiggle our fingers together. We wiggle our fingers together because it's fun to do great another body movement song, which is always fun for the babies.

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Now I'm gonna read another story, one of my little girls favorite stories who she had me read this to her over and over again, and it's called ten little fingers and ten little toes and while you read the story to your baby, this is the perfect opportunity to show your baby where their fingers are and where their toes are.

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Ten little fingers and ten little toes bye, mem Fox.

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There was one little baby who was born far away and another who was born on the very next day.

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And both of these babies, as everyone knows, had ten little fingers and ten little toes.

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There was one little baby who was born in a town and another who was wrapped in an eiderdown and both of these babies. As everyone knows,.

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Had ten little fingers and ten little toes.

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There was one little baby who was born in the hills and another who suffered from sneezes and chills and.

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Both of these babies, as everyone knows,.

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Had ten little fingers and ten little toes.

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There was one little baby who was born on the ice and another in a tent who was just as nice.

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And both of these babies, as everyone knows,.

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Had ten little fingers and ten little toes.

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But the next baby born was truly divine, a sweet little child who was mine, all mine.

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And this little baby, as everyone knows,.

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Has ten little fingers.

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Ten little toes.

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And three little kisses.

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On the tip of its nose.

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The end ten little fingers and ten little toes all right. Okay, so you may think that some of these stories are really long and baby's not ready for these big picture books, but you'll be amazed.

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The more you read to your baby, the bigger their attention span, becomes so I always recommend that you read them these big picture books at an early age and bring them to storytime, because that's what helps them increase their attention span and also enjoy being read to and reading and just having fun with books and and at the library you're inspiring a reader, and that's what we want to do here so today, we're gonna be doing me, bouncing songs and the knee bouncing songs.

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Are you know gently going back and forth or you just have them on your knee like this and we're gonna do the first song, mother and father and uncle John, mother and father and uncle John went to town one by one mother fell off and father fell off and Uncle John went on and on and on and on and on great.

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So when you sway your baby back and forth, that's actually not a bad thing, because studies show that leaning your baby back and forth like this increases their balance and by increasing their balance, you are increasing their mathematical abilities as well. So going back and forth. Leaning is not a bad thing. You may just want to wait till they've digested all their food before you keep bouncing and leaning baby back and forth and up and down.

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So let's do that song again and father and uncle John, mother and father and uncle John went to town one by one mother fell off and father fell off and Uncle John went on and on and on and on and on great now we're gonna do another bouncy song, and this is called bumping up and down. In my little red wagon bumping up and down in my little red wagon bumping up and down in my little red wagon bumping up and down in my little red wagon, won't you be my darling.

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The axles broke and we're tip baby over the axles broke and, let's tip baby over the axles broke and we tip baby over won't. You be my darling bumping up and down in my little red wagon bumping up and down in my little red wagon bumping up and down in my little red wagon. Won't you be my darling great perfect.

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Babies have so much fun with these kind of songs. So let's do another song and it's called the grand old Duke of York, the and I'm gonna. Actually, this could be a song that you could sing with baby on your knee I'm gonna be lifting baby up and down the grand old Duke of York. He had ten thousand men, he marched them up to the top of the hill and he marched them down again cuz when they're up you're up and when they're down they're down and when they're only half way up there.

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Neither up nor down. Let's do that again, the mighty Duke of York. He had ten thousand men. He marched him up to the top of the hill and he marched them down again, cuz when you're up you're up and when you're down you're down and when you're only halfway up you're, neither up nor down wonderful great. Now, let's do and song with driving in my car and we're just gonna drive and have fun with this song, and it goes like this.

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So here's my car, beep beep right are you gonna, have baby driving like this I'm driving in my car I'm driving in my car beep beep toot I'm driving in my car I'm driving in my car I'm driving in my car beep beep toot I'm driving in my car. Now, let's go fast, I'm driving, very fast I'm driving, very fast beep, beep, I'm driving, very fast I'm driving, very fast I'm driving, very fast beep beep toot toot I'm driving very fast. Now we're gonna go slow, I'm, driving, very slow, I'm driving, very slow beep.

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I'm driving very slow, I'm driving, very slow, I'm driving, very slow, beep beep, dude I'm driving very slow, excellent. Oh, it doesn't matter how you reach your baby, how you sing to your baby, your baby doesn't know the tunes of these songs. You can make them up as you go like I said. It's all. What's important is that you read to your baby and if you don't feel comfortable singing that doesn't matter either, because in your baby's ears your voice is magical and beautiful. So continue to sing and read to your baby.

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Like I said we have babies story time, we don't have it year-round, so you'll have to call San Bruno library to find out when the next baby story. Time will be. So we want to end it with a nice soft gentle song and we're gonna sing, twinkle twinkle twinkle twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are up above the world hi like a diamond in the sky, twinkle twinkle little star.

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How I wonder what you are great. Give yourselves a clap, excellent I hope to see you at the library, I hope to see your toddler's and your babies and you can bring them to any of the story times all ages are. Welcome, so hope to see you at the library thanks bye.

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