“Sweetly offbeat”

1. -Miles McDonnell, You Know, for Kids
   

“Easily one of the best children’s albums of the year”

1. -Phil Corless, A Family Runs through It
   

“Focuses on kid music themes while taking special care to craft songs for adults who still love the musical tapestries of their own childhoods.”

1. -Jeff Bogle, Out With the Kids
   

“Bucks the current trend of harder-edged kids’ music in favor of tuneful melodies and sweet, memorable songs.”

1. -Nick Deysher, Singin’ in the Bathtub
   

“Hilarious and playful, Tobocman’s songwriting resounds with life truths in a way that little ears and parents will understand and enjoy.”

1. -Meg Wilson, Muses of Megret
   

“One of those sweet lil’ records that come out of nowhere and is one of the best children’s albums I’ve heard in a long time.”

- Jeff Bogle, Out With the Kids

“Great old-school kids' album... nice arrangements, ear-catching melodies. ‘Home’ could be a song Paul Simon forgot to record!”

- Warren Truitt, Children’s Music that Rocks

“That's ‘Home’ by David Tobocman. He doesn't know it yet, but he just launched a long and prestigious career writing and performing children's music. His first CD, ‘I Count to Ten and Other Very Helpful Songs’ is worth a serious look.”

- Andrew Jones, Thingamababy

“More than half a year after I first heard it, I'm still moved by ‘Home,’ easily one of the top kids music tracks of the year... David Tobocman's I Count to Ten and other Very Helpful Songs is a solid little album... Recommended.”

- Stefan Shepherd, Zooglobble