The best kids music of 2009 that parents will love too . . . pinkie swear

The best kids music of 2009 that parents will love too . . . pinkie swear
2009 may go down as a year of the sucky economy, but at least I can feel pretty happy about the state of children's music. Especially after seeing the brand spankin' new list of 2009 Fids & Kamily Music Poll Winners. I'm honored to have been one of the judges along with movers and shakers in the kids' music industry, including bloggers, journalists, performers and producers.  So who won? The geeky brainiacs among us are thrilled that They Might Be Giants' Here Comes Science topped the list, closely followed by plenty of CMP favorites. I'm also quite pleased that several of our other picks received honorable mentions.

Want to sneak a peek at our secret-ballot to Fids and Kamily? We've got it here, and believe us when we say that it was way harder to figure out which names to leave off than it was to come up with enough to make ten.- Christina

Cool Mom Picks Top Kids Albums of 2009
  1. Dizzy by Lunch Money
  2. More! More! More! by Bunny Clogs
  3. Emphatical Piratical by Captain Bogg & Salty
  4. Here Comes Science by They Might Be Giants
  5. We We Are The Not-Its! by The Not-Its!
  6. Field Trip by Recess Monkey
  7. Mellow Fever by Gustafer Yellowgold (review to come! promise!)
  8. Music Box by Mary Kaye
  9. In the Kid Zone by Asheba
  10. I'm Me by Charlie Hope

Find the list of the Best Kids' Music of 2009 at the Fids and Kamily website, and find wonderful family friendly music, as always, in the Cool Mom Picks archives under "tunes." And, check out The Pokey Pup to purchase any of the Fids and Kamily 2009 Winners or Honorable Mention CD's.

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