1. The readers are different.
Children's songs are mainly aimed at preschool and early childhood children.
Children's poetry is mainly aimed at children in the middle and late school age.
2. Different ways to express the theme.
Children's songs are often simple and easy to express their themes.
The theme of children's poems is often expressed in an indirect way, which is profound and implicit.
3. Differences in language use.
The language of children's poems and nursery rhymes requires conciseness, conciseness and generalization, but the language of children's poems is purer, more concentrated and more imaginative than that of nursery rhymes.
In terms of rhythm, children's poetry does not pay attention to rhythm and rhythm harmony like children's songs.