David Grover and The Big Bear Band cover some of their favorite folk and children’s songs, creating perfect sing-along, hand-clapping moments. Grover has garnered 12 awards just since 2003, including Emmy and Grammy nominations and top awards from Parents’ Choice. Tunes include “Froggy Went a-Courtin’” and “Golden Slippers.” Launch date: October 3, 2006.

Coming off his 80th Anniversary, Babar's first full-length film is being re-released on DVD from Entertainment One with all-new artwork and a new price point, making BABAR: The Movie a must-own for all lovers of the Elephant King. With Celeste and the always-humorous monkey, Zephir, by his side, the King of Elephants is at long last ready to take on Rataxes, a rhino who's taken charge of Babar's beloved Elephantland. Launch date: February 12, 2013.

Secret Agent 23 Skidoo, a pioneer in the child-friendly hip-hop known as kid-hop, returns with old school funk on the 16-track Underground Playground. Agent 23 Skidoo honors hip-hop heritage, adds fresh beats and mixes in the magic of childhood.
—Myles McDonnell of You Know, For Kids praised Agent 23 Skidoo’s lyrics, which “convey positive messages on subjects like friendship (‘Secret Handshake’) and honesty (the Public Enemy–tinged ‘Speak the Truth’) without ever getting finger-waggy, or losing the loose sense of fun that’s the core of so much quality hip-hop.” The positive lyrics are paired with “top-notch, catchy and addictive” beats.
— Toni Morton of Toni’s Treehouse tells kid-hop doubters to “think again, because Skidoo can absolutely hold his own, even while throwing out verses designed for a younger audience.” Overall, “Skidoo is a strong rapper, his rhymes are solid, the music is catchy, the stories are great, he has a good sense of humor and we love to hear something other than rock or country for kids.”

This 34-track album features The Wiggles musicians in songs including "Fruit Salad," "Get Ready to Wiggle" and "Monkey Man" (featuring Kylie Minogue).

Featuring the voices of kids' favorite "Sesame Street" characters, this 13-track album includes the songs "Sleigh Rider," "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Blue Christmas."

This two-disc collection features 10 episodes of "The Magic Garden" television show that was a hit with parents and children in the 1970s. It stars Carole and Paula along with friends Sherlock and Flapper, and comes with a bonus CD of songs and a story.

Featuring the original soundtrack from the movie "Barbie & The Diamond Castle," this 11-track album includes a song called "Connected," performed by Katharine McPhee. There are two bonus tracks, "I Need to Know," from "Barbie as The Island Princess," and "Shine," from "Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses."

Blending country and rock and roll, this 17-track album spotlights Strawberry Shortcake and her band, Strawberry Jam. It includes two songs in Spanish and features tunes "The Gettin' Better Boogie Woogie" and "Fun for Fun's Sake."

Songs on this dance-oriented, 19-track album include "The Fairy Dance," "La Bamba" and "The Shimmie Shake!" It includes special guests Troy Cassar-Daley and Leo Sayer.

This 36-track album contains well-known nursery rhymes such as “Hickory Dickory Dock” and “Jack and Jill” recorded by the Wiggles’ Sam, Murray, Jeff and Anthony. Launch date: March 18, 2008.

Kenny Loggins, the Fugees, Jimmy Buffett, Celine Dion and other musical sensations join the Sesame Street Muppets in this 11-track collection of songs.