Parents of young toddlers: How do you get the 'Doodlebops' songs out of your head?

Question

Therapy? Liquor? WHAT WILL IT TAKE?????

Answer 1

I don't watch it. But Dora and Diego are my thing. LOL.. Just had to say that sounds all too familiar. LOL

Answer 2

I dont watch doodlebops but,
i go around work singing all day my two "Favorites"
" Were your back yard friends the backyardigans, well dance along maybe sing a song"
"D D D D D Dora D D D D Dora Dora dora dora the explorer boots and super cool explorer dora"
and anytime i feel like i need help:
"Rescue Pack coming to the rescue Al resquate!, Im rescue pack i got your back i can turn into a parasail or a kayak a zipcord a snow board whatever you need i can do it nothing too it im rescue pack. "

GoOd Luck i dont know what im going to do when the kids get older and i cant watch NickJr anymore :)

Answer 3

Do you remember the show Sheri Lewis did...Lambchop?? That song will cure your Doodlebops right out of your head....
"Its the song that doesn't end. Yes it goes on and on my friend. Some people started singing it not knowing what it was but they'll continue singing it forever just because this is the song that diesn't end....." and it kept going over and over.....aaaaagh. Hopefully that might help. Except it is leaving you with a worse one. I would just leave the room when you know it is coming on and blare some AC/DC or something.

Answer 4

There is a way, but the cure may be worse than the doodlebops bebopping around your head. You have to think of another catchy song to replace it. Once you replace it, you can try and ditch the one that is currently in your head.

Try.... umm.... Brady Bunch theme "there's a story...of a lovely lady....who was bringing up blahblah girls...blahblah just like their mother, the youngest one in curls...."

or the gilligan isle theme "Sit right back and I'll tell the tale...the tale of a fateful trip...."

Yeah, late night with teathing here.

Remeber kid's songs are meant to be catchy. -- Best of luck to you.

Answer 5

I don't have kids, but I work at the Little Gym and we play Sesame Street and the Wiggles all day...I leave with them playing all the time in my head. Blast your IPOD, CD player, TV, whatever you can to try to get a better song stuck in your head. Or scare random people by going up to them and singing part of a song. Thats much more fun :-D

Answer 6

i have the same problem i find that you play big person music for 2 hours after the doodlebops are over but bewear it creeps up on you while doing normal task like showering lol or get a sitter for the night and get drunk lol

Answer 7

LOL Thats really funny!!! Well I guess you should just think of somethin else or think of another song.. YOu must watch Doodlebops alot..

Answer 8

Not just therapy, but SHOCK THERAPY! You've got to fry that baby out of there! Those songs are horrible, and you seem to have triggered my brain to sing Doodlebops. Thanks a lot!

Answer 9

Try replacement therapy. I suggest "The Song That Never Ends". Yes, it goes on and on my friend... some people started singing it, not knowing what it was, and they'll continue singing it forever just because...

You're liking it, I can tell! ;-)

Answer 10

I feel your pain!!!! I used to have the song stuck in my head too!!! And I hate that show! Here's what I did--I quit letting my son watch that show. I swear it took a while, but I finally got it out of my head.

Answer 11

i stopped letting my gal watch and that seemed to do the trick...now i usually have wiggles songs or the song click the camera sings from diego,which i can tolerate more than the bops