Rock-A-Bye Baby Nursery Rhyme | Lullaby For Babies

The transcript is a poetic narration about a cradle on a tree top, swaying with the wind. It describes the cradle's fall when the bow breaks and transitions into a lullaby sung to a baby. The narrative expresses deep affection for the baby, comparing it to a journey from rooftops to the sea. The transcript concludes by revisiting the cradle's journey, emphasizing the themes of care and love.

What happens to the cradle when the wind blows?

• It flies away.

• It stays still.

• It falls.

• It rocks.

Who sings a lullaby over the cradle?

• The brother

• The mother

• The sister

• The father

What is the effect of the mother's lullaby on the baby?

• It makes the baby cry.

• It makes the baby laugh.

• It helps the baby to rest.

• It wakes the baby up.

From where to where does the lullaby describe the view?

• From the forest to the river

• From the mountains to the valley

• From the city to the countryside

• From the high rooftops down to the sea

How are the baby's eyes described in the lullaby?

• Bright and shiny

• Wide and curious

• Dull and sleepy

• Closed and tired