Good morning, good night: self-care nursery rhymes for 0-3 years old (baby audiobook)

Nursery rhymes about self-care that are close to children's lives
Audiobooks for children aged 0-3

Eight nursery rhymes that are close to children's lives.
Written by children's literature authors
Paired with light and smooth music.

Eating, putting on shoes, showering, using the toilet, brushing teeth, sleeping...
Learn life skills through singing and dancing!


Eight newly composed children's songs

1. Baby early
2. Fork and spoon
3. Make a phone call
4. Put on shoes
5. Urinating
6. Taking a bath
7. Brush your teeth
8. Goodnight

*Rounded corner hard-page book

About the Author

Lyrics by Li Zirong

She graduated from the English Department of Fu Jen Catholic University and holds a Master's degree in English from Indiana University. She previously served as the Chief Text Editor at Hsin-Yi Foundation Publishing House and is currently a freelance writer dedicated to children's literature creation and translation. Her nursery rhymes are widely loved by children and adults alike.

Composer/Zhu Yunsong

A PhD in Performing Arts from the National Taiwan University of Arts, specializing in cross-disciplinary music production, arrangement, and composition.

Composer/Lin Fengyang

A percussionist who won the Golden Tripod Award for Best Composer.

Composer: Zhang Yantian

A renowned music producer.

Composer/Susan

She holds a Master's degree in Music Education from New York University and enjoys working with children, dedicating herself to children's music education. She has served as a lecturer in the Department of Music and Department of Early Childhood Education at National Tsing Hua University, an advisor to Orff Music World, founder of Creative Little Warriors Music Studio, music producer for Golden Bell Award-winning programs on CTS and PTS, and a music lecturer at Monarch Montessori School, VAM, and Gatehouse Montessori School in Vancouver, Canada.

Illustrator: Lin Xiaobei

She writes and draws, loves telling stories to children, and enjoys going out to play. Her paintings and writing are free and spontaneous, believing that the truly moving magic lies in the ordinary things, like a flower blooming or a chick hatching from an egg. Her works include *They All Slept for 100 Years*, *Click-Click-Click*, and *Riding a Dinosaur to the Library*. She has received numerous awards, including the Hsin-Yi Children's Literature Award, the Feng Zikai Children's Picture Book Award (First Prize), *Good Books for Everyone*, *Open Book Best Children's Book of the Year*, the Golden Tripod Award, and the Japan Sankei Children's Publishing Culture Award.