Lullaby Book Reviews and ResourcesThe wonderful thing about a lullaby book is that you can teach three forms of communication at the same time: sign language, musical melody and words/speech. Here are a few ideas about how to use lullaby books when you have time with your child.- Read the book all the way through and then sing it all the way through. - Talk about the pictures and use baby signs. - Humm the melody and sign the words. - Sign the words while singing. As your child gets older begin to leave gaps in your singing/reading and let them fill in the missing words and melodies. Doing this really got our son started singing. Rather than expecting him to sing a whole song, he could just add little bits and build his confidence. Here are some of our favorites. Enjoy! Day's End Lullaby by Karen Cioffi and Robyn Feltman Hush Little Baby by Sylvia Long Hush Little Digger Lullaby Massage by Dr. Sybil L Hart Wheels On The Bus Twinkle Twinkle Little Star illustrated by Michael Hague
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Lullaby App
This app softly sings your baby to sleep or wakes them gently with the Kid's Music Award winning lullaby music you hear on this site. (Grown ups love this music to destress and relax, too.) Learn more here.
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"my baby was completely silent, no crying, no fussing, just absolutely silent. Then I realized he was listening intently with every fiber of his body to the music, and after a good ten minutes of this he was sound asleep. Awesome!!!" - Amazon Reviewer
Includes Bonuses
1. an online video mini-course about baby music
2. a downloadable lyrics book for sing-a-longs.
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Mom's Choice Award Winning Book for New Moms
"Amy Robbins-Wilson has written a book that is honest, non-judgmental, and which honors mothers for the TRUE complexity of motherhood." -Amazon Reviewer
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Mom's Choice Awards Gold Medal Winner
