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What if your child’s favourite “screen time” song was actually building language skills, emotional regulation, and early learning foundations?

Sesame Workshop has just released a new music album made entirely of playful pop parodies — and while it sounds like fun (it is), there’s something deeper happening here.

From potty training anthems to sharing, self-control, and teamwork songs, this isn’t just entertainment — it’s learning disguised as music.

We’ve broken down what parents need to know (and what the research says about music and brain development in early childhood) in a new Kiddipedia feature.

🎧 Read the full article here and see why this matters more than you think.

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