This record takes kids on a fun trip around Latin America through story and song. Four folktales, three classic Latin American songs and two original bilingual songs will engage and delight children with many lessons and inspirational messages. It is also a fun way for children to learn Spanish. This product is a 2007 Parents' Choice Silver Honor Award winner. Launch date: February 2007.

The CD is full of family-friendly songs and comes with a colorful picture book. Launch date: January 8, 2008.
— “The tunes inspire positive change and social action,” Beth Blenz-Clucas, a Black Wolf Records representative, told TDmonthly. “Ellis [Paul] was inspired by his two young daughters to write songs with meaning and humor.”

The lullaby rendition of The Rolling Stones replaces guitars and drums with mellotron and bells. The record tunes the volume down from an 11 to a 2, making it soft and relaxing for the ears of little ones. "Our CDs are modern and unique and enable you to share your favorite music with the littlest rock star in your life!" Toni Swann-Pardigno, national account manager of special markets at Rockabye Baby! told TDmonthly. This product is a 2007 iParenting Media Award winner. Launch date: September 2007.

This CD features enchanting voices along with amusing lyrics and various instruments, such as ukuleles and slide guitars. It comes with liner notes in English, Spanish, French and Dutch, and songs include "Come to Hawaii," "Holoholo Ka'a" and "Toad Song." Launch date: January 22, 2008.

The record is composed of peaceful classical music, each song hand-selected by parents who just happen to be top recording producers. The soft musical program soothes little ones to sleep and then provides colorful stimulation for their minds as they dream. “Quality matters,” Nancy Johnson of Telarc International Corporation told TDmonthly, emphasizing the record’s “exceptionally clear, natural sound” and “world-class performances.” Launch date: March 2008.

Get down with Old King Cole, boogie in a saucer with Sally & Sammy, rock with the opposites and find out how reading a book is a rock n' roll blast! Jammin’ with HITS including Button Factory, This is How We Rock, Read a Book and many more groovin’, rock n' roll favorites. Lyrics included.

This funk-a-lishish, irresistible blend of 16 exciting songs, circle games, dances and activities, all set to a contemporary beat, guarantee to make education and exercise a musical blast! Featuring the popular HIT songs Get Funky, Body Boogie and Tarzan! Lyrics and movements included.

This award-winning, musical collection is brimming with 14 lively action songs, circle games and upbeat, learning fun. Top rated internationally by educators and parents this CD features the HIT songs, Tony Chestnut, Five Little Monkeys and Shiny Clean Dance. On top of all this fun, it’s quite a healthy workout too!
Awards: A TDmonthly Classics Award for being an all-time favorite children's product; 2009 Creative Child Magazine Seal of Excellence; 2008 Children's Music Web Best Recording for Preschoolers.

Award-winning Hollywood voice-over artist Debi Derryberry — the voice of “Jimmy Neutron,” Playhouse Disney’s host, “Clay,” and dozens of other animated characters — got her first guitar when she was 9 and has been writing songs and singing ever since. “Very Derryberry,” Debi’s second kids’ album, is the perfect vehicle for her happy, clever and tickle-bone funny, yet stunningly perceptive lyrics that convey a sense of being right there with the kids. “The vivacious energy of Debi Derryberry’s music is so authentically attuned to the world of the child that adults sense they are eavesdropping on an inside joke or perhaps a deep secret between Debi and each child,” Elizabeth Waldman Frazier of Waldmania! told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2008.

This interactive, cross-cultural journey, in a DVD and CD gift set, takes viewers and listeners to all seven continents, teaching them about art, animals, architecture, geography and climate, as well as how to say “I Love You” in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Japanese.
The set includes a 30-minute DVD, a 60-minute CD of classical music performed by the Moscow International Orchestra, and a 24-page parent book. Launch date: November 15, 2007.

The moveable feast of art and music explores more than 500 years of art, from Van Gogh to Picasso to artists living today. The set includes a 30-minute DVD, a 60-minute CD of classical music performed by the Moscow International Orchestra, and a 24-page parent book. Launch date: November 15, 2007.

In English, French and Spanish, this DVD and CD program presents the colors of the rainbow using art, architecture and international street signs. It also uses Chinese characters. The set includes a 30-minute DVD, a 60-minute CD of classical music performed by the Moscow International Orchestra, and a 24-page parent book. Launch date: November 15, 2007.

This 69-minute dance fitness CD features 19 songs that go with various styles of dance — ballroom, disco, hip hop, free form clogging and much more. It includes a 24-page booklet with lyrics and dance instructions, and is designed to introduce children to basic dance moves that help with natural rhythm and motor skills. “Creative movement and dance is an enjoyable way for kids to develop their physical strength, channel their energy, stimulate their imagination, promote their creativity and foster their social skills — especially if adults and other children get involved,” Laurie Monopoli of The Learning Station told TDmonthly. Launch date: August 31, 2007.
Awards: A TDmonthly Classics Award for being an all-time favorite children's product.

"Wonderstuff" is the third album release by Recess Monkey, and features a pop-rock musical on two discs. The Recess Monkey trio includes Andrew "Drew" Holloway (vocalist and guitarist), Daron "The Dancing Bear" Henry (drummer and percussionist) and Jack Forman (bassist and pianist). In story and song, this album tells the Joseph Campbell-esque “hero quest” story of Everett the Wonderbee, his friend Harold the Rat, and their struggle to save their home from a mysterious evil force called The Gray. “The members of Recess Monkey are school teachers who developed the material for the album with kids at their ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll’ camp this past summer, involving campers every step of the way. The kids helped compose, record, and design the CDs,” Elizabeth Waldman Frazier of Waldmania! told TDmonthly. Launch date: November 2007.

This 40-minute album offers sophisticated music from the trio John Medeski, Billy Martin and Chris Wood, who employ an international array of instruments, and features children’s voices as well. It includes originals such as “Pirates Don’t Take Baths” and “The Train Song,” as well as rhyming tunes such as “Hickory Dickory Dock.” “This new CD presents jazz and a variety of musical styles and concepts in a fun, hip and easy-to-digest combination of original songs and tunes,” Beth Blenz-Clucas of Sugar Mountain PR told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 8, 2008.

This indie pop, high-energy album features family-friendly tunes from husband and wife duo Ellen and Matt. Songs on the 10-track CD include "Side by Side," "Under Construction" and "Juice Box Rock." “What sets "Best Friends" apart from other recent kids’ releases are the various influences that the artists were not afraid to let shine through. Parents will pick up on everything from the Beatles to the Carpenters and even the Pixies and the Ramones,” Stephanie Mayers of Kindie Rock PR told TDmonthly. “It allows kids to enjoy and be exposed to all of music's many moods.”

This nine-track CD/DVD combo continues the story of Gustafer Yellowgold’s life on earth, which was introduced in the album “Wide Wide World.” The collection of pop, soft rock, lullaby tunes and more includes songs “The Mustard Slugs” and “Beard for All Seasons,” complemented on the DVD by minimal illustrations.

Rathbone the Rat is a mischievious rat. He travels through the town of Paris doing his mischievious deeds. Finally his friends help him and he learns a lesson. The text is sung to an original song.

With five distinct musical styles, Montgomery the Moose shakes his caboose for his friends.Young readers will learn to appreciate different kinds of music and participate in movement activities. Original musical CD sings the words in the text. Children will get up on their feet to dance to the "toe tapping" music.

Sly the Dragonfly loves to fly high. "I hear the wind whistling through my wings. It makes my heart wake up and sing". Sly encourages young readers to be the best that they can be. Text is sung to an original musical CD.

Dody the Dog is lost. As he tries to find his way back home, he looks for his rainbow.He finds his rainbow behind the darkest cloud. His rainbow gives him hope and inspiration. Dody learns to follow his rainbow for a brighter tomorrow. Musical CD sings words to text.

When a drought threatens the boysenberry crop-which would mean no fresh jam and bread at the County Fair- area children respond to Farley's pleas for help. The musical CD sings the words to the text using a delightful "toe tapping" original melody.

Hey Daddy-Os! Hey Mommy-Os, too! Does your child need to be sedated? Should mama’s boy or girl be too busy howling at the moon, let them pulsate to this backbeat. The Ramones sang about brats, babysitters and believing in miracles. Is there any doubt the band didn’t want to grow up? If you want a happy family, this album will provide pleasant dreams.

Close the doors and put out the light. This evening, your child’s journey consists of a delicate dreamscape woven by the heavens and forged by the hammer of the gods. Although Led Zeppelin’s music was rooted in blues and hard rock, an element of fantasy was always present. On this album, Led Zeppelin’s most extraordinary songs have received the lullaby treatment. Hasn’t it been a long time since your baby rock and rolled?

The Eagles have always been the biggest birds in the neighborhood. Their country-rock songs evoke the freedom of a vacation with the family, children sitting in the backseat of the station wagon, looking wide-eyed at the world. With gentle harmonies as warm as a summer breeze, the Eagles are a bundle of feel good. When the stars shine brightly in the sky, it’s time for the kids to take it easy. Play this album to ensure peaceful, easy sleepings.