The product received a Parents’ Choice Gold Award. This album offers a whimsical look at life and nature with “All the Nations Like Banana,” “Listen to the Water,” “Five Little Sparrows” and more. Tots are sure to enjoy the title song about Gruff, a bear who’s “not very handsome, but handsome enough.” “This CD features some of Charlotte Diamond’s best song writing,” a Hug Bug Music representative told TDmonthly. “[It is] singable and fun!” Launch date: October 1992.

This 30-minute DVD features a CBC TV special with 10 of Charlotte Diamond’s best-loved songs, mainly from her award-winning CD “10 Carrot Diamond.” Tracks include “Four Hugs a Day,” “I Wanna Be a Dog” and “Octopus.” It was filmed around Vancouver, Canada and received a Bronze Medal from the International Film and Television Festival. “Charlotte’s videos are filmed on location rather than as a concert video, and are educational as well as entertaining. Most of this video is filmed outdoors,” a representative of Hug Bug Music told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2004.

This American Library Association Award Winner can serve as a classic holiday collection of international music for the whole family. It includes “Feliz Navidad,” “Zulu Carol,” “Petit Papa Noel” and “Silver Bells.” “Charlotte offers families an eclectic seasonal treat, with the lilting purity of voice that is her trademark. The instrumental production is excellent, which ranks this CD as one of the finest family albums to come along in years,” a representative of Hug Bug Music told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 1990.

This album — Charlotte Diamond’s fastest-selling French CD and Juno Award nominee — includes “Di, Di Dinosaure,” “Tout le monde aime les bananas,” “Dix belles carottes,” “Petit Papa Noël” and the traditional “À la volette.” It is “a valuable educational tool for French immersion and French language programs,” Diamond told TDmonthly.

This 30-minute CBC TV special includes 10 songs and was filmed around picturesque Vancouver, Canada. It includes favourites from the album “Diamonds and Dragons,” such as “Lucky Streak,” “The Hug Bug” and “La Bamba. Charlotte Diamond has a straight-forward, tuneful approach to entertainment. Launch date: October 2004.

This collection of songs for children, parents and teachers celebrates nature and our cultural mosaic. Tracks include “Leave the World a Little Better,” “Look Through the Kaleidoscope,” “Splishin’ and Splashin’,” “Singin’ in the Rain” and more. This JUNO Award nominee received a Parents’ Choice Honors Award and an Our Choice Award from the Canadian Children’s Book Centre. “This CD inspires children to create a better world by the simple choices that they make everyday,” artist Charlotte Diamond told TDmonthly. “Schools will find many of songs on this CD useful for assemblies and performances.” Launch date: October 2000.

This album includes “Everyday Angel,” “One Dream,” “My Favourite Things” and several traditional lullabies such as “All Through the Night.” It received a Parents’ Choice Approved Award, an Our Choice Award from the Canadian Children’s Book Centre and a National Parenting Publications Award. This CD is “calming for those chaotic days!” Charlotte Diamond told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 1996.

This JUNO Award nominee and Parents’ Choice Honors Award winner includes songs “Dicky Dinosaur,” “Slimy the Slug,” “Lucky Streak” and “Rubber Blubber Whale.” “‘Diamonds and Dragons’ is an uplifting CD with catchy rhythms and themes that celebrate nature and the imagination of children,” Charlotte Diamond told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 1988.

Kids can learn French easily through songs such as “Je suis une pizza,” “La belle pieuvre,” “Les sandwichs” and “Donne-moi la main.” Lyrics are included. “It’s the perfect language-learning tool in French schools or immersion programs. The clarity of [the] lyrics makes the songs easy to sing along,” Charlotte Diamond told TDmonthly. This album was a JUNO Award nominee. Launch date: May 1988.

This CD features children’s favorite “The Hug Bug” and other songs that build self-esteem, including “Metamorphosis,” “The Laundry” and “You Never Praise Me Enough.” This product received the CARAS West Coast Tribute Awards and was a JUNO Award nominee. Launch date: October 1986.

This CD, all in Spanish, features such songs as “Di Dinosaurio,” “De Colores” and “La Bamba.” It has received the American Library Association Award and the National Parenting Publications Award. Wholesome and fun, Diamond's songs range from parent-child relations and human diversity to the silly side, such as with "Soy Una Pizza." Launch date: 1994.