New Music For Kids!!!

Dec. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Founder and Owners, Tim & Quovaddus established TOT’S RADIO in December 2008, after a continuous struggle of looking for appropriate music for their four year old daughter. After Quovaddus begin making mix CD’s at her daughter’s birthday parties, the parents of the children started to ask questions about the music. That’s when TOT’S RADIO launched into a podcast in December 2008 and is now a professional online radio station.

TOT’S RADIO was created for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. There are children radio stations out on the air but they focus on playing music for children older than 7. When listening to TOT’S RADIO you can hear fun and exciting music to get your little ones moving. Toddlers and Preschoolers use music as a way of developing motor skills and encourage musical interaction with their playmates. This music allows them to dance and learn everything from their number colors and alphabets all while having fun.

While listening to TOT’S RADIO kids can tune in to a special segment called “TOT’S BUZZ” hosted by our 4 year old daughter Alyssa, being a food critic, birthday shout-outs, prize giveaways and giving movie reviews on rated G box office hits!

TOT’S RADIO interactive website, totsradio.com, offers a birthday club, story time, fun activities and upcoming event page. There is also a lullaby page that offer soothing music to help that little one fall asleep.

What makes TOT’S RADIO different?

TOT’S RADIO offers a variety of music! We have hidden favorite songs for the parents too! Our radio station plays educational music to help children learn their alphabets, colors and numbers. We play the popular music that all children love; they will hear music from their favorite artist like Laurie Berkner, Imagination Movers, Dirty Fun Sock Band, Choo Choo Soul and many more including new upcoming artists!

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When listening to TOT’S RADIO you can hear fun and exciting music to get your little ones moving. Toddlers and Preschoolers use music as a way of developing motor skills and encourage musical interaction with their playmates.