We asked our followers: What do you put on in the car to keep the kids calm and happy?
While we originally posed this question to our readers in a discussion about carpools, we thought it’s apropos to share this question during midwinter break time, when you might be spending a lot of time in the car with the kids!
Here are tips from our readers on how to make that time more enjoyable, both for them, and hence for you!
Q: What do you listen to in the car?
“The Wow in the World podcast had my kids entertained the whole summer.” –LG
“Yoel Farber has five albums, my kids love them! Also The Golden Crown.” -CD
“Country Yossi.” -DK
“I like playing the audiobooks of the classics that I read as a kid. I borrow them from the local library.” -RS
“For young elementary boys, A to Z Mysteries and The Magic Treehouse audio books.” -SD (Note: Many of them are free on Amazon!)
“I created a playlist of Jewish stories (i.e. Rebbe Hill). Works really well for elementary boys.” -ZG
“I downloaded story CDs on my phone that I could play and continue each day.” –DM
“We listen to story tapes on Spotify!” -SR
“Avoid loud music, it makes them wild. Stories makes them calm.” -ER
“We listen to audiobooks on the ride. Keeps the kids relaxed and entertained.” -RS
“For boys, Rebbe Hill, Rabbi Yitzy Erps, Rabbi Mayor Erps, Rabbi Yoel Farber.”
Since story CDs and audiobooks were the most popular options, now we ask you, what specific story CDs and audiobooks do you recommend for car ride listening?
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