Rhymes are not just song, but also a fun way for kids to learn and explore. From identifying colours to embracing family values, these rhymes are filled with playful melodies and valuable lessons.
Let’s sing, dance, and learn together with Hindi Rhymes for Kids.
Hindi Rhymes for Kids
1. Main Tota Main Tota
“Main Tota Main Tota” is a nursery rhyme in Hindi made for kids, which helps them to identify different colours and the sounds produced by a parrot, and its eating habits. It’s a fun rhyme where children can play, sing and learn together.
2. Mummy Ki Roti Gol Gol
“Mummy Ki Roti Gol Gol” is a rhyme which introduces the kids to things that are circular in shape. It helps them identify some objects that are round, as well as teaches family values and affection.
3. Titli Udi Bus Me Chadhi
“Titli Udi Bus Me Chadhi” is a popular Hindi nursery rhyme. It’s about a butterfly that flies onto a bus. The rhyme has catchy lyrics and a fun melody that kids enjoy. It’s a great way to teach children about different modes of transportation and nature.
4. Hathi Raja Kahan Chale
“Hathi Raja Kahan Chale” is another fantastic Hindi nursery rhyme. This rhyme tells the story of a King elephant who goes for a walk. Kids love singing along and doing the actions that go along with the rhyme. The children in the rhyme tactfully persuade the King elephant to have a meal at their home, while trying to get their ball which got into its crown.
5. Barish Aayi Cham Cham Cham
“Barish Aayi Chham Chham Chham”! is a fun, lively and adorable Hindi nursery rhyme. This rhyme is all about the joy of rain and the sound it makes. It’s a great way to teach kids about the weather and the different sounds associated with rain. The catchy tune and playful lyrics make it a favourite among children. It also mentions Kids falling in the rain due to their legs slipping in water, which encourages children to enjoy different situations as they are.
Old Songs that became Hindi Rhymes:
6. Nani Teri Morni Ko Mor Le Gaye
“Nani Teri Morni Ko Mor Le Gaye” was a ’60s child-cast song which eventually came out to gain its popularity as a rhyme. In this rhyme, the kids ask their maternal grandmother for ice-cream where she refuses, and so the kids cook up an interesting story of the robbers stealing her peacock and peahen. It teaches the children moral values, that we shouldn’t steal anything, and is also a very mesmerizingly presented rhyme cum song.
7. Dadi Amma Dadi Amma Maan Jao
“Dadi Amma Dadi Amma Maan Jao” was a song from the Movie ‘Gharana’, released in 1961. This timeless song evolved as a nursery rhyme, where children try to persuade their paternal grandmother, who, for some reason is exasperated. It portrays the love and respect that children should have for their grandparents.
8. Re Mama Re Mama Re
“Re Mama Re Mama Re” is a song cum Hindi rhyme for kids. The song was from the movie Andaz which released in 1971 starring the famous Shammi Kapoor. In this rhyme, a daughter after being scolded by her mother gets upset and sulky while her father tries to tell a story and cheer her up, beautifully portraying father-daughter bond.
9. Lakdi Ki Kaathi
“Lakdi Ki Kathi was an old Hindi song from ‘Masoom’ released in 1983, so highly loved and appreciated that it became an all time kids’ favourite in every home. In this rhyme, a boy and his friends imagine their toy horse to be a real one and think of the places where the horse can take them.
10. Chu Chu Karti Aayi Chidiya
“Chu Chu Karti Aayi Chidiya” is now a well known nursery rhyme, which was a song from the movie ‘Ab Dilli Door Nahin’. In this rhyme the kids see a bird collecting its food and merrily sing a song around her, listening to which other animals also participate in it.
Conclusion:
- When children repeat a single rhyme again and again, they develop memory and gain confidence.
- Kids come across many new words which may help in building language-based skills, as in how to use a word.
- These help kids to develop commendable speech, and in understanding pitch and dialogue.
- When children sing rhymes together, they come to realise that working, learning, and playing together is fun. It helps them being social.
