Mind of My Own is the third album from kindie artist Frances England. With a little help from the Mates of State and songs like “Jacques Cousteau” and “Cookies & Milk,” Frances England appeals to kids and parents alike.
— “Frances England’s song writing truly reflects the life of a family and all of the fun moments both children and parents share!” explained Kristin of Take It From Me. Kristin added that she “loved the song "To Be," which reminded me off my daughter’s aspiring and hopeful spirit!”
— Amber Bobnar from Hilltown Families queried: “You know when you hear an artist for the first time and they just grab you? That’s what happened for me when I heard Frances England’s new CD Mind of My Own.” Amber praised the CD for its “a frenetic energy that is exciting and contagious.”

Frances England’s second CD blends folk, indie and old time sounds to explore themes of family life, animals, friendship and empowerment. The record consists of 16 family-friendly tracks. Launch date: May 2008.

This indie-rock album featuring Frances England's distinctive voice is a unique and clever option for preschool listeners. Compared to Norah Jones, Sarah McLaughlin and Liz Phair, England's sound and sophisticated songwriting have been garnering critical acclaim from music critics, parents and children alike. It is the sole winner of the 2007 Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award in the audio category. Launch date: 2006.