Kid Friendly Halloween Songs Playlist for Children

Halloween Playlist for families to listen to. Happy Halloween music for kids that are not too scary or creepy. Halloween Playlist that is kid friendly.

We are really big on music at our house and we love to listen to music that goes with the season or events happening.

We really enjoy Halloween and have found how to celebrate Halloween without the gore or creepy.

I thought it would be great to have a Halloween playlist for children so my kids could have some music to listen to that went with the season but wasn’t creepy.

You will find the songs below. You can click on a link to listen to a sample of each song and/or purchase each track.

You can also listen to the complete list already made on Spotify here

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Halloween Playlist for Children

This is a Halloween music playlist you can let your kids listen to. Here are my songs for your family to listen to at Halloween that are not too spooky.

Dark Lord Funk – Harry Potter “Uptown Funk” Parody

This song is a hilarious parody of “Uptown Funk.” It is sung from the perspective of Voldemort. We love Harry Potter around here and have really enjoyed this song.

Ghostbusters (From “Ghostbusters”)

This just almost seems like a required song for a Halloween playlist. We are busting ghosts here.

Thriller (Single Version) from Michael Jackson

Once again, requirement. This is a fun song that sounds like Halloween and gets you dancing.

Harry’s Wondrous World

This song is on this album linked (track 02). Harry Potter always makes me think of Halloween and the music fits the season so well.

Monster Mash

Once again, we are looking at a song that is a requirement for a Halloween playlist. You must have Monster Mash on your Halloween playlist.

Somebody’s Watching Me

This is a fun update on an older song. Go for one of the Hi Tack songs on this album.

Time Warp

Another classic. This is Brinley’s favorite song on the playlist. It is a song your little one will like to dance to.

I Put A Spell On You

This is not your typical Halloween song, but the words work. There are a few artists who have done this song over the years. I like CCR because my dad loves 70s rock and it just brings me back to childhood.

Hedwig’s Theme

Another Harry Potter song. I like to have these sprinkled through the playlist. Brayden loves these songs best.

This is Halloween

I mean, the song repeats over and over again that “This is Halloween”. This song is from the album The Nightmare Before Christmas.

Werewolves Of London

This is another song not as well-known for a Halloween playlist, but it works.

Black Hole Sun

Any ’90s music fans out there will love having this as part of the playlist.

The Complete Harry Potter Film Music Collection

This is such a great album from the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. I really like track 17, which is only available in an album purchase. This is a great album to get some of the best Harry Potter songs from.

Once Upon a Dream from Maleficent

This song is a happy Disney song as the original, but this version has a Halloween-ish feel to it.

Superstition (Single Version)

This is another song that is not a typical Halloween song, but fun for a Halloween themed playlist.

(Ghost) Riders In the Sky

Again, you don’t hear this song on its own and think “Halloween!” but it definitely works on a playlist.

The Addams Family Theme Song

This family was definitely a little creepy and cooky. They were also spooky. The song itself is not creepy, so it is a fun one for kids.

Witch Doctor

This song talks about a witch doctor. The music is very upbeat and fun. There are a lot of different recordings of this song, so you can look around and find one you like best.

Conclusion

This Halloween playlist will give you some ideas of music you can listen to during October, or even just at a Halloween party or as you pass out candy to trick-or-treaters. Do you have any favorites for a Halloween playlist?

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This post originally appeared on this blog October 2018