Head Shoulders Knees and Toes 🙌 Body Parts Song for Babies & Toddlers | Baby Clay Moves 91

Head, shoulders, knees and toes! 🙌 A friendly clay gingerbread friend on the wall shows every move, and a glowing star hops to each body part - Momo, Bobo and Dot copy: hands up high for HEAD, out for SHOULDERS, bend a little for KNEES and right down for TOES. Then eyes and ears and mouth and nose with happy tip-taps and blinks. But one time Dot gets all mixed up... A calm, wordless body parts song for babies and toddlers in clay animation. ✨ NEW SERIES: Baby Clay Moves ✨ ABOUT THIS VIDEO • Series: Baby Clay Moves, Episode 91 - "Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes" (1:15) • For: babies and toddlers, about 0-3 years, watching with a grown-up • Movement: Body-part moves: arms up for head, arms out for shoulders, a little bend for knees and a deep bend down for toes, then hands up by the ears with four tip-taps and blinks for eyes, ears, mouth and nose • 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! The gingerbread friend 0:10 Bobo shows head, shoulders, knees, toes 0:20 Head shoulders knees and toes - all together 0:50 Oops! Dot gets mixed up 1:00 One more time - bye-bye! HOW TO WATCH TOGETHER 1. Head - hands up high. 2. Shoulders - arms out to the sides. 3. Knees - bend a little; toes - bend right down low! 4. Eyes, ears, mouth and nose - blink, wiggle your hands by your ears and tap your feet. (Touch your baby's head, shoulders, knees and toes as you watch.) 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: Body parts (head, shoulders, knees, toes, eyes, ears, mouth, nose), listening and copying, bending down and stretching up. Q: Is it the fast version? A: No - it's a calm version at one gentle speed, so babies and toddlers have time to copy every move. Q: What happens to Dot? A: On the third time through, everyone bends down to touch their toes - but Dot reaches up to her head instead! She looks around, bends down too, and everyone giggles. MORE BABY CLAY MOVES Episode 1: Wave Hello!    • Wave Hello! 👋 Calm Baby Sensory Clay Video...   Episode 88: Humpty Dumpty    • Humpty Dumpty Sat on a Wall 🥚 Nursery Rhym...   Episode 89: ABC Song    • ABC Song for Babies & Toddlers 🔤 Alphabet ...   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...   Episode 99: Yummy Fruits!    • Yummy Fruits 🍎 Fruit Song for Babies & Tod...   Episode 100: Count to 10!    • Count to 10 🎈 Counting 1 to 10 for Toddler...   Playlist:    • NEW SERIES: Baby Clay Moves | Calm Baby Se...   #HeadShouldersKneesAndToes #BodyPartsSong #BabyClayMoves