Ms. Rachel Takes Her Kids’ Empire in a New Direction
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Ms. Rachel Takes Her Kids’ Empire in a New Direction

Children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel and her husband, Mr. Aron, have released their first music album featuring 23 songs.

The songs are from their hit YouTube channel “Ms. Rachel”. The channel aims to help children’s cognitive development through music and play. 

Ms. Rachel and husband Mr. Aron release their first album featuring 23 songs

“I’m So Happy” is an album put together by the popular couple and co-creators of the popular Ms. Rachel YouTube channel. The album includes fan favourites from the hit channel and reimagined versions of classics such as “Hop Little Bunnies” and “Icky Sticky Bubblegum.”

“Music is so fun and joyful and a lot of little kids love to learn through play,” Rachel tells People. “Just last night, our little boy and girl were dancing on her bed to ‘Dino Play’ and pretending to be dinosaurs.”

Aron adds, “Music is at the heart of our show and at the heart of our relationship and family, so this means a lot to us. We’ve always wanted to do an album, and we’re so excited.”

With a team of 19 vocalists and 42 instrumentalists, the album has the key to every child’s heart. Aron’s background in musical theatre as a composer, conductor, and Broadway music director helped him shape the orchestral sound for the album.

Additionally, Rachel holds a dual master’s degrees in childhood education and music education makes her qualified for key decisions regarding the album. She first created the series “Songs for Littles” in 2019. The song came from a personal level – after their son Thomas, now 8, struggled with speech at an early age.

Rachel observed that teaching children through song “helps with language development and imaginative play,” while Aron adds, “One of the best parts is that it’s really good for children and caregivers to bond together, to sing and laugh and dance.”

The “Ms. Rachel” channel aims to help young children develop speech, language, and learning through music and play. The channel has amassed 21 million YouTube subscribers and over 17 billion views.

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