S2 Ep7: My Best Friend
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S2 Ep7: My Best Friend
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🎙️ New from Roger’s Rhymes: My Best Friend 🧸
Who’s your best friend? For the little one in this gentle, funny, and heartwarming poem, it’s not a superhero or a schoolmate… it’s a teddy bear with one eye, no teeth, and lots of love.
My Best Friend by Roger Hickson captures the magical bond between a child and their favourite toy. With a rhythm perfect for bedtime or car rides, this poem will have kids giggling and grown-ups smiling.
From bath-time blunders to sweet visits to Nana, and playful afternoons with friends next door, My Best Friend celebrates the everyday adventures of childhood, and the quiet heroes who sit beside us through it all.
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your stories.
📚 And don’t forget you can read along at rogers-rhymes.com
My Best Friend
By Roger Hickson
Everyone has a best friend.
Mine is my teddy bear.
He's nearly as big as me,
But I have longer hair.
Although he only has one eye,
I know that he can see.
I look after him
And he looks after me.
Mummy thinks I'm still a baby.
I'm not a baby at all now.
The last time daddy measured me,
I was a meter tall.
Some days I'm not hungry.
I don't really want to eat.
Mummy gives my food to Teddy.
But I know Teddy has no teeth.
I turn and smile at Teddy,
And Teddy smiles at me.
He's not going to eat my food.
He'll leave it all for me.
On sunny days I love to
Play out on the grass.
Till mummy calls out to me.
“You'll have to have a bath!”
I climb upstairs for Teddy.
He's lying on my bed.
Mummy says “you can't bath him!”
So it's a plastic duck instead.
When we go out for a drive
Mummy puts me in the car.
If Teddy is ever left behind,
I know we won't go far.
We go to see my Nana,
Who lives somewhere by the sea.
I look at all the trees and cows
And then I fall asleep.
Nana is very good to me.
She gives me sweets to chew.
Then laughs when I smile and say
“Some for Teddy too?”
My other friend is Tommy,
The boy who lives next door.
Tommy is only three years old,
While I'm nearly four.
Tommy has a teddy.
His name is Teddy Boo.
I wonder why he calls him that.
I think it's funny too.
Mummy often says,
“Look what I've got here!
A little boy and girl
With Teddy Boo and Teddy Bear!”
When we play outside,
We're as happy as can be.
As teddies don't wear shoes,
They stay inside and watch TV.
Mummy loves to dance and sing
To music turned up loud.
Then lifts me and Teddy up
And swings us round and round.
I know Teddy is tired.
He's lying next to me.
Daddy reads a story
And then we fall asleep.