is thought to be slang for the heavy, round pillow that supported the lacework.
Historians suggest the rhyme may have originated from the daily lives of : One, Two, Buckle My Shoe
may refer to the wooden pins used in lacemaking machines. is thought to be slang for the heavy,
Some interpret the rhyme as a way to teach children good habits: getting ready (buckling shoes), arriving at work (shutting the door), and completing a task neatly. Educational Benefits arriving at work (shutting the door)