Baby John uses his new ice cream machine to make treats for everyone in the family. He gets a little carried away, adding colorful items to the ice cream machine, resulting in unusual flavors and yucky ice cream.
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Lyrics:
I have an ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
I have an ice cream shop
With colorful treats!
Make it red, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, just for me
Make it red, make it sweet
Ice cream just for me!
Make it red, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, 1 2 3
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream, here it comes!
No no no
That’s not red!
Yummy tomatoes instead
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream, here it comes!
I have an ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
I have an ice cream shop
With colorful treats!
Make it green, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, just for me
Make it green, make it sweet!
Ice cream just for me!
Make it green, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, 1 2 3
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream, here it comes!
No no no
That’s not green!
Let’s try broccoli and peas!
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream, here it comes!
I have an ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
Ice cream shop
I have an ice cream shop
With colorful treats!
Make it yellow, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, just for me
Make it yellow, make it sweet
Ice cream just for me!
Make it yellow, make it sweet
Yummy ice cream, 1 2 3
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream
Here it comes!
No no no
That’s not yellow
Yummy peppers, in you go
Here we go
Turn it on
Swirly ice cream, here it comes!
I can make the best ice cream
The best ice cream
You’ve ever seen
I can make the best ice cream
so colorful and…
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These rhymes for children help teach basic skills and improves their ability to comprehend and follow directions. Nursery rhymes and kid’s songs accelerate phonetic awareness improving children's word comprehension, reading and writing skills.
00:00 My Ice Cream Machine
03:08 Boo Boo Song (Dentist)
06:57 Jobs Song
10:01 Jobs And Career Song
13:36 Eye Doctor Check Up
17:44 Doctor is Here To Help
21:11 Going To The Doctor
23:21 Doctor Knows What's Good For You
26:35 Doctor Check Up Song 3
30:32 Parent's Career Day
34:10 Community Helpers Song
37:35 Little Red Truck
41:01 We Are Construction Workers
44:09 I Want To Be An Astrounaut
47:56 Doctor Knows Best
50:59 Baby's Visit To The Dentist
54:28 Doctor Check Up Song 1
57:57 Doctor Check Up Song 2
1:02:05 Trick or Treat (Halloween)
1:05:12 No More Snacks Baby John
1:09:04 Boo Boo Song
1:12:25 Finger Family Baby
1:14:42 Bath Song (Toys)
1:18:09 Wash Your Hands (This Is How We Get Rid Of Germs)
1:22:02 Jack's Dino Party
1:25:33 Class Pet Song
1:28:55 It's Okay To Make Mistakes
1:32:14 Beach Song
1:35:37 La Vaca Lola
1:39:15 No No Bath Time Song 1
1:42:30 No No Baby Monkey (Be Nice)
1:45:44 Surprise Dinner Song
1:49:33 Bath Song (With Dad)
1:53:40 Rock-a-bye-Baby
1:56:56 Baby Shark (Play At School)
Introducing Career Awareness to Toddlers: A Parent’s Guide Inspired by "Let's Make Ice Cream"
How Nursery Rhymes Turn Pretend Play into Lessons on Community Helpers, Creativity & Math
To a young child, the world of adults and occupations can feel vast and mysterious. Yet, one of the earliest and most delightful ways toddlers explore careers is through pretend play—stepping into the shoes of an ice cream maker, a baker, or a shopkeeper.
In the popular animated series Little Angel (produced by Moonbug Entertainment), songs like "Let's Make Ice Cream | Job and Career Song" take children behind the scenes of a fun job: running an ice cream shop. Through colorful 3D animation, Baby John and his family learn how ice cream is made, served, and shared.
Beyond the catchy tune and delicious visuals, pretend career play offers immense developmental value for toddlers aged 2 to 6. From early math and sequencing to social cooperation and career awareness, playing "ice cream shop" is a powerful learning tool.
In this guide, we explore how parents can use job-themed nursery rhymes to foster community awareness, fine motor skills, and social-emotional growth in early childhood.
I. Why Early Career Awareness Matters in Toddlerhood
While toddlers are far from choosing a real profession, early exposure to jobs and community helpers serves several key developmental purposes:
Expanding Social Awareness: Children begin to realize that society is made up of diverse roles, and everyone contributes through different skills (making food, building homes, driving buses).
Building Empathy & Respect: Pretending to serve others—like scooping ice cream for a customer—teaches toddlers customer courtesy, polite language, and appreciation for service workers.
Integrating Multi-Sensory Math: Running an ice cream shop naturally introduces counting (scoops), color classification (flavors), and basic commerce (trading play money for a treat).
Encouraging Goal-Oriented Play: Preparing a multi-step recipe (mixing ingredients, freezing, scooping, adding toppings) helps toddlers practice sequential thinking and task completion.
II. 5 Fun Learning Steps Inspired by "Let's Make Ice Cream"
Using the step-by-step narrative found in Little Angel’s career songs, here is how you can transform "ice cream maker" pretend play into interactive learning opportunities at home:
Step 1: Choosing Flavors & Sorting Colors
"Strawberry, vanilla, chocolate too! Which flavor ice cream is right for you?"
The Educational Focus: Color recognition, classification, and decision-making.
Interactive Activity: Use colorful playdough or felt balls to represent different ice cream flavors. Have your child sort the colors into separate bowls (e.g., pink for strawberry, brown for chocolate, yellow for banana). Ask your toddler to identify their favorite flavors and describe how they taste.
Step 2: Mixing and Preparing (Early Science Concepts)
"Mix the cream, stir it round, frozen treats in our town!"
The Educational Focus: Understanding states of matter (liquid to solid) and sequencing.
Learning Play: Talk about how liquid milk and cream turn into cold, solid ice cream when frozen. You can do a simple real-life kitchen experiment by making "ice cream in a bag" using ice, salt, milk, and sugar, allowing your child to shake the bag and watch the liquid solidify right before their eyes!
Step 3: Scooping & Counting (Math & Fine Motor Skills)
"One scoop, two scoops, high in the sky! Stack them up as the ice cream goes by!"
The Educational Focus: Hand-eye coordination, balance, and 1-to-1 counting.
Skill Building: Stacking play scoops onto a cone requires steady hand control and precision. Practice counting out loud together as your child stacks each scoop: "One scoop for Mommy, two scoops for Baby John!"
Step 4: Adding Toppings & Creative Expression
"Sprinkles on top, a cherry so sweet, now we have a yummy treat!"
The Educational Focus: Fine motor precision (pincer grasp) and creative design.
Parenting Tip: Provide small, child-safe items like pom-poms, buttons, or real sprinkles. Using thumb and index fingers to pinch and place small toppings onto play ice cream builds the exact muscle dexterity required later for holding pencils and scissors.
Step 5: Role-Playing Customer Service & Etiquette
"Here is your ice cream, enjoy your treat! Thank you, thank you, so cold and sweet!"
The Educational Focus: Social etiquette, turn-taking, and polite speech.
Role-Play Setup: Take turns playing the shopkeeper and the customer. Practice using polite phrases:
"Welcome to my ice cream shop! What flavor would you like?"
"Here you go! Thank you very much!"
"You're welcome! Have a wonderful day!"
III. How to Create an Easy DIY Ice Cream Shop at Home
You don't need expensive toys to set up a rewarding pretend-play environment. Here is how to build an ice cream station using simple household items:
Cardboard Box Counter: Turn a clean cardboard box upside down and cut small holes in the top to hold paper cone cups.
Playdough or Cotton Ball "Scoops": Use homemade colored playdough, large pom-poms, or painted cotton balls for different ice cream scoops.
Plastic Kitchen Utensils: Provide a real plastic ice cream scoop, small paper cups, and plastic spoons to give your child an authentic "shopkeeper" experience.
Play Money or Tokens: Use paper circles or plastic counters to introduce the concept of trading money for goods.
IV. Catchy Song Lyrics: "Let's Make Ice Cream"
Sing along with Baby John during your next pretend-play session using these fun lyrics:
Welcome, welcome to our shop today!
We're making ice cream, hip-hip-hooray!
So many flavors, shiny and bright,
Let's make a treat that is pure delight!
Mix the cream and stir it around,
Coldest, sweetest treat in town!
One scoop, two scoops, high in the air,
Scooping yummy ice cream to share!
Strawberry pink and chocolate brown,
Best ice cream maker in the town!
Add some sprinkles, a cherry on top,
The fun at our ice cream shop won't stop!
Here is your treat, cold and sweet,
Making ice cream is such a treat!
Thank you for coming to our shop today,
Have a happy, sunny day!
V. Conclusion
Pretend play is one of the most effective ways for toddlers to process the world around them. Through the playful music of Little Angel's "Let's Make Ice Cream | Job and Career Song," parents can guide their children through career awareness, color sorting, counting, and social manners—all while having a sweet time together. So put on a chef's hat, grab a scoop, and enjoy watching your little entrepreneur shine!
