Childcraft

Childcraft was founded in 1946 by the Educational Publishing Company as a label dedicated to children's music and educational recordings. Initially focused on producing content for schools and families, it aimed to provide quality audio resources that promoted learning through music. In the 1960s and 1970s, Childcraft expanded its catalog to include a variety of genres, incorporating folk, classical, and popular music tailored for young audiences. Notable artists associated with the label included children's musicians and storytellers who created engaging content for early childhood education. The label's legacy lies in its commitment to fostering a love for music and learning among children, influencing educational practices and inspiring future generations of children's music. Although Childcraft is less prominent today, its contributions to children's media have left a lasting impact on the genre, setting a standard for quality and creativity in educational recordings.