Poems For Kids

As the new day dawns, and the previous year’s gone, we enter into the next millennium. It’s a whole fresh new year, to start it with no fear, to get out hopes fulfilled, in the next millennium. To follow the good values, to change our attitude and not abuse, as we enter the next millennium. To have to people know …

The greatest gift we will ever know is a child, born to love and grow. Conception is a miracle in itself; the start of new life and good health. Such a treasure your precious child is, who will thrive on every hug and kiss. Hold them close and sing them songs; they will only be a child for so long. …

My mommy helps me when I’m sick. My mommy helps me when I’m blue. My mommy helps me when I’m sad. Thanks, Mom, for all that you do! You help, you help, You help me feel so much better. You help, you help, You help me feel so much better. Sung to: “My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean” Mother’s Day …

In my house there’s a room. And in that room, there’s a bed. And on that bed, There’s a tiny little teddy bear. With a very bad cold in his head. Aah choo, Aah choo, Aah choo! Excuse me. ∼ Sanjay Ahluwalia

There are bird-nests in trees, And hives for bees. Kennels for dogs, And ponds for frogs. There are cages for birds, And barns for herds. Houses for cats, And holes for rats. Each has a house, Yes, even a mouse. But there’s never a home, Better than my own. ∼ Sanjay Ahluwalia  

Bedtime came, we were settling down, I was holding one of my lads. As I grasped him so tight, I saw a strange sight: My hands. . .they looked like my dad’s! I remember them well, those old gnarled hooks, there was always a cracked nail or two. And thanks to a hammer that strayed from its mark, his thumb …

My dad and I – we think alike, He knows just what I mean Before I even say a word He reads, well, in between. My dad and I-we like to fish Or build a model plane, Or fix a broken chair or two Or just a windowpane. My dad and I-we know the score Of every single game; Sometimes …

My cat got fatter, I didn,t know what was the matter. Then, know what she did? She went into the cupboard and hid. She was fat when she went in. But she came out thin. What did I see when I had a peep? Little kittens in a heap. 1-2-3-4. My cat’s great. ∼ Sanjay Ahluwalia

Mummy Darling, Papa Darling, I love you! I love you! See the baby dancing, See the baby dancing. Just for you, just for you. See the baby smiling, See the baby smiling. Just for you, just for you. See the baby clapping, See the baby clapping. Just for you, just for you. ∼ Sanjay Ahluwalia

Down by the river, there lived an otter, Who was known as Mrs Potter. Every day she looked for eels, And cooked them for her husband’s meals. One day he said, “I’m tired of this, Can’t you find another dish?” So off she went and did not stop, Until she found a sweetie shop. In she went, and gave her …