Playlist
Kids Songs and Nursery Rhyme Instrumentals
Audiosocket's children's music collection gathers nursery rhyme instrumental cues and sung kids songs licensed for children's channels, toy brands and animation. Most tracks carry playful vocals over acoustic instruments, percussion and mallets, ranging from titles like Waffle Boogie and Bunny Hip Hop to gentler folk-leaning cuts, with instrumental pieces such as Skip Hop Strings for narration beds. Average length under three minutes suits episodes, unboxing videos and short educational segments.
40 tracks1 hr 51 minUpdated Oct 8, 2026
About this Playlist
Most of this children's music is sung; only about one in five tracks is instrumental. The vocal songs, such as Waffle Boogie by jelly of the month club and Animal Fair by Jetty Rae, work as featured music for kids channels and toy spots, while the instrumental cuts, including Skip Hop Strings by Collin Scudder and Wonderful World (instrumental) by K Theory, are the ones to reach for when you need a nursery rhyme instrumental bed under narration or on-screen reading.
Acoustic instruments and percussion lead most tracks, with keyboards, electric guitar, mallets and playful vocal effects filling out the arrangements. The dominant moods are happy, silly and quirky, with a smaller group of calm and love-themed songs. Genre tags skew heavily to children's songs and contemporary folk, with a few jazz and reggae flavored cuts, which is why the set feels closer to a Nickelodeon-style soundtrack than to a synthetic preschool jingle pack.
Only a small portion of the collection is lullaby or bedtime material; the majority is upbeat and silly rather than calm. A handful of tracks are tagged nursery and lullaby, and a minority carry calm or chill moods, so gentle scenes are covered, but if an entire project is sleep-time content a dedicated lullaby search will serve better. For mixed-energy kids episodes, this set handles the play segments and still offers enough soft moments for wind-down transitions.
Tracks in this collection average about two minutes forty-five seconds, which fits the pacing of short kids episodes, unboxing videos and classroom clips without heavy editing. Songs with vocals can play in full over a montage or be trimmed at a phrase boundary, and the instrumental cuts sit under narration or on-screen text. For a 30-second toy spot, start from the instrumental titles and trim to the section with the most energy.
These kids songs can be used on monetized YouTube kids channels: every track here is cleared for monetized YouTube video under the license you purchase, including channels aimed at children. If a Content ID claim appears on an upload, dispute it by stating that the track was licensed through Audiosocket. Each license is perpetual for the finished video it covers, so published episodes stay cleared even after a subscription ends.