I've now encountered this nursery rhyme thrice. C's mother knew it from her childhood, but C had never heard it. (Presumably it was out of vogue when he was a child?) Misremembered conversation - we were talking about "Wind the bobbin up".
Why and how do teddy bears go round and round gardens? What are they doing out there? Do they live in particular kinds of gardens? Is it where they live when they're not off having picnics in the woods?
Or rather, "learned as an adult".
Round and round the garden
Like a teddy bear.
One step, two step,
Tickle you under there!
Why and how do teddy bears go round and round gardens? What are they doing out there? Do they live in particular kinds of gardens? Is it where they live when they're not off having picnics in the woods?
Are you familiar with this rhyme?
Yes, since childhood.
71(74.7%)
Yes, since adulthood.
5(5.3%)
No, it is not familiar to me.
19(20.0%)
Or rather, "learned as an adult".
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