Nursery Rhyme Baby Poems | Examples
These Nursery Rhyme Baby poems are examples of poetry about Nursery Rhyme Baby. These are the best examples of Baby Nursery Rhyme poems written by international poets.
Mary rushes to the market,
To buy biscuit, bread, butter,
Finds fabulous fare for Fluffy,
Crochety cantankerous cat of her!
Bobby loves leafing through books,
Bubbles blows bothersome brother,
Baby yells sky-rocketing loud,
Daddy hugs and kisses her!
Green grass growing gorgeous,
Georgie gladly ready to mow,
Dorothy demands dance costume,
Mommy merrily decides to sew!
My sweet little baby, don’t you cry,
You are Mommy’s sweetie pie.
I love you a bushel and a peck,
And a big hug around the neck.
I love you to the moon and back,
Even more than a duck that goes quack-quack.
But most of all, I love you morning and night,
And I love you with all my all might.
Let me whisper in your ear,
I love you there, everywhere, but most of all I love you here.
Now close your eyes and go to sleep,
Dream of puppy dogs and bahbah little white sheep.
Uncle Moon so far away,
jaggery donut cooked for the day,
You come and eat in the courtyard,
for Baby, a cup is prepared.
Uncle moon afar, twinkling star,
Please come on the river banks, near or far,
Please bring rice and milk porridge in a golden pot,
So that baby takes a sip, with a quiet strut,
Sweetness in his mouth, like a secret hut.
Hush, little baby, don't you cry,
Momma's gonna sing you a lullaby.
With stars above and dreams so sweet,
Drift away on a cloud, my sweet.
Tovin Tortoise, where are you?
It’s been months and you’re not here.
Holding my breath makes me blue!
When you get here, I will cheer.
I can’t wait to see your face,
I know you’ll be sweet and strong.
I’ll save you a special place,
just hurry yourself along!
Are you hiding in your shell?
It’s time to meet your siblings.
Their excitement just won’t quell.
Maybe you can stop their quibblings!
Robbie Rabbit thinks it fun,
teasing you because you’re slow.
You may not have legs to run,
but have persistence, I know!
Please accelerate your speed!
We are waiting on Cloud Nine.
We will greet you, we agreed,
when you cross the finish line!
Baby Jaxon loves to
Jump, jump, jump.
His feet hit the floor with a
Thump, thump, thump.
Should Jaxon fall he'd go
Bump, bump, bump.
But Grandma holds him tight when he goes
Jump, jump, jump,
So Jaxon won't fall down on his
Rump, rump, rump.
3/23/23
Bouncing on my grandma's knee.
A pirate on a boat at sea.
A monkey swinging from a tree.
Laughing with grandma and me.
(Chorus)
Up and down
Round and round
Riding on a
Merry go round
Bouncing on my grandma's knee.
Buzzing like a busy bee.
Sweeter than the sweetest pea.
Grandpa's waiting next for me.
(chorus)
Up and down
Round and round
Riding on a
Merry go round
3/27/2023
note: any name can be substituted
for grandma and grandpa
On a stormy night a baby horse was born.
It took many tries to stand on her own.
Her mother warmed her and by the morn
she could walk in the stable all alone.
How proud of her daughter was mother, Dilly.
Hearing the news, the farmer's children quickly ran.
They smiled at the sight of the little gray filly,
especially the farmer's daughter whose name was Anne.
"She's going to be so much fun," Anne said.
"But we need a name for this little lady."
As if the filly agreed, she nodded her head.
From now on she'd be known as 'Shady.'
When the other farm animals heard the news,
they had a party by the old red brick wall.
The chickens and pigs danced to Maggie's moos.
and Anne gently hugged Shady in her barn stall.
February 26, 2023
Nursery Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Eve Roper
If Jack and Jill did go up the hill together
and when Jack fell down and broke his crown,
why did Jill come tumbling after?
Was she just dumb?
Why did Humpty Dumpty sit on the wall?
After he fell why did the kings horses try
to put him back together again?
Does anyone else think they should have made an omelet?
For Rock a Bye Baby I can understand
if that was a baby bird,
but, why would a sane human put the
baby crib so high in the tree
on a skinny limb?
Hickeory Dickeroy Dock,
when the mouse ran up the clock,
was he simply scared, or did he go deaf
when the clock struck one?
Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie?
So how exactly did those birds sing after being baked?
Was the king who got that pie a salvage?
Ring around the rosie!
There is a fantastic song for kids,
about a deadly desease that people drop dead over.
And the worst for last!
Disney, why do you lie to everyone?
When you wish upon a star,
your dreams don't necessarily come true.
My baby blue, why do you keep on crying,
All dressed up, satin ribbon in your hair?
The sun is up and red birdies are flying,
And a fluffy bunny is on the porch stair.
There are colorful toys, filled with joys,
Our frisky kitty is waiting eagerly to play,
And laughter is, after all, the best noise,
So let your pretty smile chase blues away!
Written on 3/24/2021
For: Nursery Rhyme 3 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Eve Roper
Sleep Baby Sleep
Little baby let me rock you to sleep
Angels will watch over you, do not weep
Visit places you've never seen before
Lots of adventures for you to explore.
Meet Dinosaurs, they have wings and can fly
They offer rides right up high in the sky
They're enormous and fly supersonic
Hold tight, they shoot off spry as a rocket.
You’ll be seeing stars with a bird’s eye view
And the man in the moon’s face, up close too
The Dinosaur will bring you safely home
And fly himself back to his aerodrome.
Dream of all things wonderful through the night
Awake in the morning refreshed and bright.
15th March 2021
Nursery Rhyme 2 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
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Doi, Doi, Doi – Doiya, Babaa
Bai, Bai, Bai – Baiya, Babaa
Sleep, my darling – darling my baby
Has gone to moon – your Mom, my baby.
Doi, Doi, Doi – Doiya, Babaa
Bai, Bai, Bai – Baiya, Babaa
Moon when blooms – behold, Mom baby
You’ll see there – your Mom, my baby.
Your Mom, an angel – dwells in your dreams
A lovely nymph – she swims in streams
Doi, Doi, Doi – Doiya, Babaa
Bai, Bai, Bai – Baiya, Babaa.
Inspired by a Sri Lankan Sinhalese lullaby (Refrain is a copy of the original);
doi/doiya and bai/baiya mean ‘sleep’ (imperatives); / babaa is an equivalent to baby.
March 13, 2021
Nursery Rhyme Poetry Contest
Eve Roper
Baby snails had a garden race,
old gnome would time their hasty chase,
slow jo, low creep lined up at crease,
both bragged they would win it with ease,
the race started with wave of flag,
three feet from big pot to old bag
“Angels!” he said “can’t wait anymore!”
when the race finished they heard him snore!
1st placement
Written 07/March/2021
Eve Roper sponsored
Nursery rhyme poetry contest
syllables 8 each line and 9 last tow lines!
Mama rhino sways slow up Indigo River.
Baby into eager stride for stride and shivers.
Waterbucks nudge tip-toe go downriver.
High grass and baby dance together
A game of play and a chance deliver.
Butterfly flutters hasten thither.
Baby-tired falls asleep standing begins to quiver.
2/13/2021
Fairy
Precious memories
from fables stories
are your delight
at night.
Name of poem:fairy
Taken from:Sarah
Date:19/4/2020
Contest name :Rithimus Divisa 3 poetry contest
Sponsor: Gregory R Barden
A hush a bye lullaby
There she is a baby so homley,
Cradled, cuddled all cozy,
It's 3am but I"m not lonely,
As I rock my cutie so closely,
Humming hush a bye to my beautiful baby,
What a flawless creation,
Utter pure perfection,
You smell sweet like honey,
Smiles cheeky but so lovely,
Such radient rosie cheeks to behold,
An angelic gift greater than gold,
A true blessing I've been bestowed,
I'm a Mommy with my bundle of joy to hold,
Hush a bye baby,
Mommy's a very lucky lady,
To have her lovely little lady,
Even at 3am when you"re being a cry baby.
Lots of love Auntie Sarah xx 21/02/23