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Bob The Train - Nursery Rhymes & Cartoons for Kids brings you Wheels on the Train, a nursery rhyme that turns the classic bus song into a Christmas train ride through the snow. Babies go wah, wah, wah, the mummies go shh, shh, shh, the passengers bounce and the tracks go rabble, rabble, rabble. It is a children song with colorful 3D animation, snowy houses and Christmas trees, made for toddlers and parents to sing along with. The whole animated video runs for fifty-four seconds.

What happens in the video
The train rolls past snowy houses and Christmas trees while the song goes through the sounds of the ride. The babies sit in their carriages and say wah, wah, wah, and the mummies answer with shh, shh, shh. The passengers bounce along in their seats, and the tracks under the wheels go rabble, rabble, rabble. Each line adds one more sound, so there is always something new to listen for.

The look of the video
The winter animation is bright and cheerful, with babies in carriages, parents and a few other characters on board. Snow sits on the roofs and the Christmas trees stand along the way, so a toddler can point at the train, the babies, the trees and the houses as they go by.

Sing along at home
This is toddler music built from short sounds, so children can join in even before they know every word. Say wah, wah, wah in a small baby voice, put a finger to your lips for shh, shh, shh and bounce in your seat with the passengers. Pat your knees for the rabble, rabble, rabble of the tracks. The video is short, so it is easy to play twice in a row, once to watch and once to sing.

Watching together
Pause the video and ask what your child can see. Who is in the carriages? What sound do the babies make, and what do the mummies say back? Children who know the tune from Wheels on the Bus often sing the next line before it arrives, and younger ones can pick up the sounds by the second play.

Why a song like this suits young children
Repeating lines and funny sounds are easy to copy, and the tune is one many children already know. The pictures show what each line describes, so a child can match the sounds they hear to the babies, the parents and the train on screen. As a baby song with a familiar shape, it gives toddlers a new ride on an old tune.

Who it suits
Toddlers and young children will enjoy it most, along with the parents and carers who sing with them. It fits a winter afternoon, a moment before the tree goes up or a short break between games. Older brothers and sisters can lead the sounds for the little ones, and the short length makes it easy to bring out again.

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A note for parents: this video was made for children. The babies make a small fuss and the mummies soothe them, and the mood stays cheerful from start to finish. The characters are friendly and nothing in it needs a grown-up to explain, so it is a calm, easy watch for small children.

Regional notes
The song is sung in English, with short sounds and lines that repeat. Trains, snowy houses and Christmas trees will look familiar to children in many countries, and anyone who knows Wheels on the Bus will recognize the tune right away.

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