The songs Bangladeshi families have sung for generations — with full Bangla lyrics, easy transliteration and the English meaning, so every parent can sing along.
The most-loved Bangla nonsense rhyme by Rokonuzzaman Khan, about funny creatures who lay eggs in the field and wear horns on their heads.
Ages 2–6A classic traditional rhyme about a parrot in the custard-apple tree and a wedding in the neighbouring house.
Ages 2–5The gentle bedtime rhyme every Bangladeshi grandmother sings, inviting the moon-uncle to put a dot of moonlight on baby's forehead.
Ages 2–4A monsoon rhyme full of sound words — perfect for teaching toddlers how rain sounds in Bangla.
Ages 3–7A lullaby about the whole neighbourhood going quiet once the little one falls asleep, and the bargi raiders coming at night.
Ages 2–4Rabindranath Tagore's much-recited school-holiday verse, a favourite first poem for early readers.
Ages 5–8