Here Comes Mother Goose

Several rhymes contain mild, antiquated peril presented in a non-frightening, cartoonish manner. Examples include falls ('Rock-a-bye Baby', 'Humpty Dumpty') and social mischief ('Georgie Porgie'). One rhyme, 'Three Blind Mice', mentions their tails being cut off, which is the most direct reference to violence, though it is not graphically depicted. The approach is historical, presenting the rhymes in their traditional form without modern adaptation or commentary.

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