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Songs for · New baby

A lullaby with their name on it

Every baby gets blankets. Almost none get a song: their name in a real musician's voice, the story of how they arrived, the people already in love with them. It's the newborn gift that gets played at every bedtime — and at their eighteenth birthday.

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Tell their story

Five minutes, simple questions — the occasion, the sound, the memories.

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A real musician writes and records it; your 60-second preview lands within 72 hours.

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The gift new parents don't know to ask for

Onesies get outgrown in weeks. A personalized baby song grows the other way — it becomes the bedtime lullaby, the car-seat settler, the thing that makes the parents cry in month two (in a good way). Perfect from grandparents, godparents, or the friend who wants to give something nobody else will.

Their name, their story, their sound

Tell us the name and how it was chosen, who waited for this baby, the 3 a.m. drive to the hospital. Pick something soft — piano ballad, gentle folk — or a joyful welcome anthem. Free 60-second preview within 72 hours, free revisions, and the full song unlocks onto a private gift page for the whole family.

For births, baptisms, and first birthdays

A baby song fits every early milestone: the birth announcement, a baptism or naming day, the first birthday. Order from the hospital waiting room with rush delivery ($50) — some grandparents have.

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New baby song questions

Is this a good baby shower gift?

One of the best — order before the shower with the parents' story, or gift it after the birth so the name makes the chorus.

Can the baby's name be in the song?

Front and center — that's the point. Include the pronunciation in the brief if it's uncommon.

What style works for a baby song?

Soft acoustic and piano lullabies are the classics; joyful folk-pop welcomes work beautifully too. You choose — or let the musician pick from the story.

More questions? See the full FAQ.

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