Add this audio to Yoto

How to add our songs to a Yoto MYO card

1. Download the MP3. Download the audio above if you haven't already. If you chose a ZIP, unzip it first. Tracks are numbered so they play in order.
2. Upload a playlist in your browser. Go to my.yotoplay.com/my-cards in a browser and log in with the same email you use for the Yoto app. Tap New Playlist → MAKE NEW, upload the MP3s, name the playlist, then tap SAVE. This upload step happens on the Yoto website, not inside the app.
3. Give it a name, cover and track icons. The playlist's own name and cover are set when you create it. You can also change the icon for each individual track inside the playlist — that's a separate, per-track icon, not the playlist cover.
4. Link it to a card in the app. Open the Yoto app, find the playlist, tap the ⋮ menu and choose Link to a Card. Put a blank MYO card in your Yoto player, then tap Link in the pop-up panel to confirm — you'll see a red record icon, then a green tick once it's linked.
5. Confirm it's fully downloaded, then play. After linking, play the card for a few seconds, then remove it — that gets the download started, but hearing it play doesn't prove it finished downloading; it may still be streaming. Leave the player switched on, connected to Wi-Fi, plugged in and idle so the rest can download. There's no fixed time this takes, but leaving it overnight before you need it offline is a safe bet. Check Settings → My Players → Audio Download Status in the app to see which titles are downloaded and which are still waiting before relying on offline playback.

Why these work well on Yoto

• Plain MP3 files — upload happens via my.yotoplay.com in a browser.
• Short songs, ideal for ages 0–5, plus calm bedtime tracks.
• Playlists as one ZIP — one download becomes one card.
• Spanish, English and Portuguese, so the whole family can learn together.

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