Nursery Rhymes.

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear,
Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair,
So Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't really fuzzy, wuzzy.

This nursery rhyme has suddenly surfaced within my mind for the first time in seventy years. Who on earth taught it to me?

I wish I had taught it to my kids, and my grandchildren (we don't have any).

Will you please teach it to your grandkids - just so that it is perpetuated through the years.

Thank you.

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I shall now sing this to every child I meet...and if I get carted orf, I will blame you Han .

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Hanfonius, I don't think kids seem to learn nursery rhymes anymore. I remember hearing the one you quoted but thought it was very silly when I was a child.

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Of course children learn nursery rhymes...my little grandson knows English and Spanish rhymes from his various groups, they're always singing!!
But Fuzzy Wuzzy is a chant rather than a song?
Like Incy Wincy Spider?

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My grandchildren know fuzzy wuzzy which is accompanied by tummy tickling

My youngest granddaughter favourite is the little mouse in the hole complete with hand gestures

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It's nice to know that children are still chuckling too This little piggy went to market...and as Meg said....complete with all the hand gestures..

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Walking round the parlour
Like a Teddy Bear
One step, two step
and tickly under there!

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Where !

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I thought it was, 'round and round the garden like a teddy bear'?

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Quite right Tarantula but as it's over 50 years since I said it to my kids I'd forgotten.