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Yummy Fruits 🍎 Fruit Song for Babies & Toddlers - Apple, Banana, Grapes Dance | Baby Clay Moves 99

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Yummy Fruits 🍎 Fruit Song for Babies & Toddlers - Apple, Banana, Grapes Dance | Baby Clay Moves 99

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Da Da Da Clay
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Yum yum! 🍎🍌🍇 Fruits pop out of a clay fruit bowl one by one, and Momo, Bobo and Dot dance like each fruit: arms up round like an apple, a big bendy banana stretch, bouncy little grapes - then all the fruits dance together: yum! But one time a GIANT watermelon pops up and all the fruits bounce out of the bowl! A calm, wordless fruit song for babies and toddlers in clay animation. ✨ NEW SERIES: Baby Clay Moves ✨ ABOUT THIS VIDEO • Series: Baby Clay Moves, Episode 99 - "Yummy Fruits!" (1:15) • For: babies and toddlers, about 0-3 years, watching with a grown-up • Movement: Fruit moves: arms up round over your head like an apple, a slow side bend with one arm curved like a banana, small bouncy bounces like grapes, and a happy 'yum' sway with arms out and two tip-taps • Style: wordless clay animation, soft lullaby, calm colours, slow repetition, gentle wooden "da-da" footsteps • Made by: Da Da Da Clay (Squishville) CHAPTERS 0:00 Hello! A bowl of fruit 0:10 Dot shows apple, banana, grapes 0:20 Yummy fruits - all together 0:50 Oops! A giant watermelon 1:00 One more time - yum, bye-bye! HOW TO WATCH TOGETHER 1. Apple: make a big round apple with your arms up over your head. 2. Banana: bend to the side, one arm curved up - a long yellow banana. 3. Grapes: little bouncy bounces, then sway and say yum! (Name each fruit together - and try a real one at snack time.) FAQ Q: What age is this for? A: Babies and toddlers from about 0-3 years, watched together with a parent or caregiver. Q: Why is it so slow and quiet? A: Slow, repeated movements and calm sound give little ones time to watch and copy, without fast cuts or bright flashing. Q: Are there words? A: No. Baby Clay Moves is wordless, so it works in every language. Q: What does it teach? A: Fruit names and colours (red apple, yellow banana, purple grapes, green watermelon), round and long shapes, and copying a sequence of moves. Q: How can we use it at home? A: Play it before snack time and point to each fruit as it pops up; then find the same fruits in your kitchen. Q: What happens with the watermelon? A: On the fifth round a GIANT watermelon pops up - too big for the bowl! The bowl wobbles and all the fruits bounce out and back in, the watermelon settles on top, and everyone giggles. MORE BABY CLAY MOVES Episode 1: Wave Hello!    • Wave Hello! 👋 Calm Baby Sensory Clay Video...   Episode 85: Peekaboo Little Ghost    • Peekaboo Little Ghost 👻 Not Scary Hallowee...   Episode 86: Airplane Zoom!    • Airplane Zoom ✈️ Airplane Song for Toddler...   Episode 87: Red Light, Green Light!    • Red Light Green Light 🚦 Stop and Go Song f...   Episode 88: Humpty Dumpty    • Humpty Dumpty Sat on a Wall 🥚 Nursery Rhym...   Episode 90: Clean Up Time!    • Clean Up Time 🧸 Clean Up Song for Toddlers...   Episode 92: Kitty Cat!    • Kitty Cat 🐱 Cat Song for Toddlers & Babies...   Episode 93: Fire Truck!    • Fire Truck 🚒 Fire Truck Song for Babies & ...   Episode 94: Rock-a-bye Baby    • Rock a Bye Baby 🌙 Lullaby for Babies to Go...   Episode 95: Brush Your Teeth    • Brush Your Teeth Song 🪥 This Is the Way We...   Episode 96: Five Little Monkeys    • Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed 🐒 C...   Episode 97: Hickory Dickory Dock    • Hickory Dickory Dock 🐭 Nursery Rhyme with ...   Episode 98: Butterfly!    • Butterfly Song for Babies 🦋 Caterpillar to...   Playlist:    • NEW SERIES: Baby Clay Moves | Calm Baby Se...   #FruitSong #LearnFruits #BabyClayMoves