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A song for a child — a lullaby, for a christening or a first birthday

A song for a child to grow up with: for a birth, a christening, a first birthday or for a grown-up son or daughter. What to tell us and how to make it a family tradition.

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A song for a child — a lullaby, for a christening or a first birthday

Three in the morning. The baby has finally fallen asleep on your shoulder and you don't dare move. A melody is going round in your head — you hum it without knowing where it comes from. Many parents later say that this is exactly when they wished their child had a song of their own. Not a lullaby from the internet, but one written for them.

The occasions

  • birth and the first months — a lullaby you'll sing every night;
  • christening — a gift from the godparents that won't end up in a cupboard;
  • first birthday — a song about the year when everything happened for the first time;
  • first day at school, prom, graduation — for the grown-up child (new beginning);
  • no reason — for the son or daughter who is grown now but still “your child”.

What to tell us

  • how they came into the world — the day, the waiting, the first meeting;
  • what the child is like — the funny words they invent, the favourite toy, how they laugh;
  • what you wish them — not a perfect life, but something real: to be brave, to have friends, to know they're loved;
  • family things — grandma's lullaby, a place you love.

For a lullaby, choose a gentle, calm mood and tell us it's for falling asleep — we'll make it quiet and slow.

What about the name?

We write songs to have lasting value. If you want the child's name to be heard, ask for a separate intro — that way the song stays beautiful when the child grows up and plays it to their own children.

A song that grows with the child

A lovely habit: play the song on every birthday. Years later it will be the sound of their childhood — like a photo you can listen to.

Children forget their toys. They never forget the songs they fell asleep to.

Looking for a gift for the grandparents too? See a song for grandma and grandpa.

Order a song for a child

Frequently asked questions

Can it be a lullaby?

Yes — choose a gentle mood and write that it's for falling asleep. We'll make it quiet and slow.

Is it a good gift from the godparents?

Yes. Godparents can order on their own and tell us what they wish for the child and the family.

Will the child's name be in the song?

There's a separate intro for the name — that way the song stays beautiful when the child grows up.

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