Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes can helpwith language development as they learn to imitate the adult singing the song and learn to name parts of their body. Moving to music together helps children link their actions to other people's. Learning music supports development of mathematical thinking which can help them prepare for education. Singing songs with a baby is a great way to encourage their early communication. It helps the bond between adult and child, supports brain developmentand alsolanguage development as it increases access to key words andsounds. How does this nursery rhyme help? This song can help with their gross motor skills as they are using their different parts of their body to do the actions. It can help them with their balance, coordination and muscle development. You may find that this song develop your child's listening skills as there are parts of the body to remember. The repititive nature of the song can help develop their memory.

Summary: This book is set up in almost a baby like way, it seems too simple but when its a song such as this one simple is all that it needs. It is clear and easy for students to follow along through the pictures and the song. You can use the book to show the children where to point while also showing them in real life. This book also has a key feature showing what some of the body parts do such as the eyes, ears, and nose. This brings a little bit of extra knowledge to the song and allows for a unit of study to branch off this book. Final verdict: A cute board book, HEAD, SHOULDERS, KNEES, AND TOES brings the song to life with fun illustrations and a format that little ones can explore as they sing along! Review: This was always one of my favorite songs as a child, it is interactive and easy to follow along. It also helps you to get to know where your body parts are and some of their functions. This may seem simple but in the early years of education it is very important. The parent or caregiver can help their smaller children with simple movements such as putting them on their lap and doing the relevant actions. As your baby gets older, they will be able to do more movements and actions independently. Rhyme lyrics