Children's folklore is a general term for traditional clothing, games and songs that were invented by and for the children. From the very birth of a child the children's folklore begins because every spontaneous behaviour of a child where they create belongs to their folklore. In the past, villages in Brodsko-posavska County had a much bigger number of children than today. Privation and freedom of movement resulted in growth of creativity in children and therefore many songs, dances and games were born. Children's folklore is based on mimicking grown-ups and adjusting their creation for children. Children usually wore simpler clothes, most often handed down by older family members. Tradition in which children usually participated are connected to Catholic holidays and traditions. Children were given gifts, but also they were scared in order to change their behaviour for the upcoming period. For example, holidays of Saint Lucy and Saint Nicholas stand out by those characteristics as children are both gifted and scared. In some villages it is possible to notice certain differences in the way some traditions are executed, but they are all based on the same principles and are sharing the same message. Even though some traditions are intended solely for one gender, children of other gender can be involved in it, too. Most often boys can participate in traditions intended for the girls, while girls can not participate in all of the traditions, particularly not the tradition of ‘position’ on Christmas Eve. Some traditions are only to be seen in a specific part of the County or in a specific village. For example, in Slavonski Kobaš children welcome pilgrims and in Gundinci they decorate the well. In their play, children independently created counting songs and rhymes from which the majority is believed to be not documented and forgotten.