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Learn about emotions with HeyKids! ⭐️ (🔔) Subscribe now! ▶ http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMsQNXla0kQU5337ipRj1eQ?sub_confirmation=1 🎵 HeyKids on Spotify & Apple Music : https://lnk.to/heykids-music 😁 Happy face, sad face - Lyrics : ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mom: I have a question for you. How do you know how someone might be feeling inside? Kid: You look at the face they’re making Mom: That’s a good idea because we all make different faces when we feel different inside. Like, this is the face I make when I feel happy. Can you see my happy face, happy face, happy face? Can you see the face I make, when I’m happy? Mom: You see, that’s the face I make when I’m happy. Can you show me the face you make when you’re feeling happy inside? Kid: Mm-hmm. I can your see your happy face, happy face, happy face. I can see the face you make, when you’re happy. Mom: Wow, you’re good at making a happy face, that smiling face we make when we feel good. Now, how about this one? Can you see my sad face, sad face, sad face? Can you see the face I make, when I’m sad? Kid: Yeah, you look sad. Here’s my sad face. I can your see your sad face, sad face, sad face. I can see the face you make, when you’re sad. Mom: Aw, that’s a really sad face. I’m glad it’s just pretend, because I’d feel really sad if you were sad inside. Uh, how about this face? Can you see my yucky face, yucky face, yucky face? Can you see the face I make, when something’s yucky? Kid: What’s so yucky? Mom: I pretended that I ate a rotten fish head. Kid: (laugh) Mom: Let me see YOUR rotten fish head face. I can your see your yucky face, yucky face, yucky face. I can see the face you make, when something’s yucky. Mom: That must have been one awful fish head. OK, here’s the face I make when I see something that’s scary… Can you see my scared face, scared face, scared face? Can you see the face I make, when I’m scared? Mom: So, what kind of face do you make when YOU’RE scared? I can see your scared face, scared face, scared face. I can see the face you make, when you’re scared. Mom: Oh, that is a scared face! What did you pretend you were scared of? Kid: I pretended I saw a big monster. Mom: That would be scary. OK, let’s try a different face. What is the face we make when something makes us really mad? Kid: Our angry face! Can you see my angry face, angry face, angry face? Can you see the face I make, when I’m angry? Mom: I just pretended that someone was really mean to me, because that makes me really angry inside. What face do YOU make when you feel angry? I can see your angry face, angry face, angry face. I can see the face you make, when you’re angry. Mom: Wow, that’s a super angry face. I’m glad you’re not really angry. Kid: Naw, I was just kidding around. Mom: Oh, good, then let’s make SILLY FACES!!!! Mom and Kid exchange silly face noises ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to hear even more nursery rhymes? Follow us on Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/heykids.nursery.rhymes/ HeyKids - Nursery Rhymes #heykids #songsforkids #nurseryrhymes

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