50min de Comptines avec gestes et Chansons pour bébé (Petit escargot, Alouette, Pirouette ...)

Animal and insect nursery rhymes00:00:14

The video opens with songs about an ant, spider, bee, bumblebee, and bird stinging different body parts, followed by the classic song Alouette and a rhyme about a cuckoo and an owl in the forest.

Story rhymes and finger plays00:06:45

This section features a story about a little earthworm and a crane, the song about a ferret running through the woods, a flower rhyme about love, and a finger play identifying different parts of the body.

Humorous and narrative songs00:09:31

Includes songs about hiding hands and fingers, a little man with a cardboard house, a character with a big red nose, and a story about a green mouse.

Marionettes and animal tales00:17:40

Features songs about marionettes, little fish swimming in the water, a ladybug, a whale, a little snail, and the Itsy Bitsy Spider climbing the spout.

Counting and movement songs00:23:52

Includes a counting song about chicks in a nest, a song about five fingers, a rhyme about hiding eyes and showing eyes, and a song about a pig hanging from the ceiling.

Boats and animals00:28:13

Features a dialogue between a mother and child about little boats, a song about a slow turtle family, and a story about a little rabbit hiding in the garden.

Weather and body movements00:32:44

Includes a song about rain being a party for frogs and farmers, and the song Jean Petit qui danse which involves moving different body parts.

Nature and kitchen songs00:35:22

Features songs about a butterfly, windmills, a small mill, and playing in the woods while the wolf is away getting dressed.

Animals and clothing00:40:35

Includes songs about a hen on a wall, a donkey with various ailments, a hippopotamus and an Indian, a story about a pointing finger, and a song about planting cabbages with different body parts.

String and lullaby songs00:46:34

The video concludes with a song about a spider and a snail, a song about winding and unwinding a thread, and a final lullaby about a miller and his mill.