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It’s the season of heading “Over the River and Through the Woods.” We know long drives with kids can be hard. Recently a mom on Bébé Voyage asked the group for help putting together a playlist for an upcoming road trip. She wanted songs her toddler would like that she could enjoy as well. It was something everyone could relate to. You want to keep your little ones happy and entertained and get where you are going without making yourself crazy.

The answers from the group were so amazing we wanted to put them together into a list to help you prep for your next road trip.

• Yellow Submarine, The Beatles
• Mr. Dave Feeling Good, Mr. Dave
• Tall As A Tree, Hullabaloo
• Sing Along!, Casper Babypants
• Feels Like Home, Nora Jones
• Lemonade, Justin Roberts
• In Between Dreams, Jack Johnson
• Ultimate Yanni, Yanni
• Here Comes Science, They Might Be Giants
• Lullaby Versions of Disney of Disney Classics V2, Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star
• Moana, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
• Baby Beluga, Raffi
• It’s A Big World, Renee & Jeremy
• Anda Calabaza, Anda Calabaza
• You Are My Little Bird, Elizabeth Mitchell
• Wake Up & Sing, Red Yarn
• Lullaby Renditions of Justin Timberlake, Rockabye Baby!
• The Sound of Music, Original Soundtrack Recording
• Family Trip, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
• Catch the Moon, Elizabeth Mitchell & Lisa Loeb
• Lullaby Renditions of Taylor Swift, Rockabye Baby!
• Jack Johnson and Friends: Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies For the Film Curious George, Jack Johnson
• Not For Kids Only, David Grisman & Jerry Garcia

Looking for something a bit easier than putting together your own play list? Here are a few playlists that make finding great music easy.

• Toddler Radio on Pandora
• Sleepy Time on Pandora
• Classical Music on Pandora (Club Bébé Voyage tip: Call it Ballet Music to get kids interested)
• Just For Kids on Spotify
• Kid-Friendly Indie for Parents who Hate Children’s Music on Spotify

Bébé Voyage cofounder, Marianne, reminded us that “there is plenty of ‘adult’ music that kids enjoy. Just listen to what you like, and see what your kid latches on to. No need to have your music preferences hijacked by the Wheels on the Bus.”

And if you need further inspiration read our article on entertaining little ones on the go.