DOWNLOAD BY CLICKING HERE. Tonight your baby could be falling asleep to the soothing sounds of our acoustic lullaby album and it won’t cost you a penny! Our award winning album features acoustic renditions of lullaby favourites such as Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Hush Little Baby, Brahm’s Lullaby, Rockabye Baby, All the Pretty Little Horses, Lavender’s Blue and many more. The album is currently on sale via iTunes, Amazon, CD Baby, Napster and many more for £7.99.
For a limited time only we are giving you the chance to download a free copy of this album but please act now to avoid disappointment as this promotion will be over very quickly!
To get your free album simply click the album image below.
Over the last three years our personalized lullaby CDs have been hugely successful and we’ve had no end of wonderful feedback informing us how these CDs have not only been a Godsend at night time, but how they have also added a magical and personal touch to a myriad of family occasions. We’ve heard how guests at these family events have been dazzled and even reduced to tears upon hearing music that has been personalized for the latest addition to their family.
As our studios are based in England, we have been shipping CDs around the world since we launched, however, we are now giving customers the unique opportunity to order a digital version of our personalized lullabies. We can produce these digital versions at a fraction of the cost of their CD counterparts without compromising the quality and so we can offer them at a much reduced price. For just £5.99 (around $10) you can now order a personalised lullaby to commemorate a baby’s birth, Christening, baptism, naming day, Christmas or church blessing and your baby can be falling asleep to their own personalised song within 24 hours from the time of ordering. By ordering the digital version you are saving up to 75%.
Parents love to show off their baby’s personalized lullaby to friends and family and now you can too! Simply follow the links below to order your lullaby today:
Children love a good fairy story at bedtime to help them sleep. However, we’ve always found the scary characters synonymous with most classic tales to be an odd choice for helping the child get to sleep!
Now the last thing we want to do is to brand these fairy tales as inappropriate for children at bedtime. These stories are part of our culture and parents have been reading them to their children for many generations. If parents want to continue this tradition then we certainly won’t be passing judgement as we’re tired of organisations, politicians and the media telling parents how to raise their children! However, what we have done is create an alternative to the traditional fairy tales that we think some parents may find appealing.
Our latest CD album is a collection of original fairy tales and lullabies totalling over 80 minutes of audio. The fairy tales only contain positive messages and themes but they still manage to engross the listener with the magical and enchanting story lines, interesting characters, rich sound effects, soothing narration and lulling, harmonius music. The CD is great for playing for young children at bedtime as the stories help promote a positive attitude to sleep. Furthermore, the format, unlike a book, allows ’hands-free parenting’ so mum or dad can softly stroke baby’s hair or just watch him or her drift off to sleep. The fact that you don’t need to have the light on is another big plus as suddenly going from story + mum/dad + light to no story + no mum/dad + darkness is quite upsetting for children to bare.
The album is available on CD or Mp3 download and is very reasonably priced. We are extremely confident that you will find it outstanding value for money as the quality of the audio is unparalleled. You can choose whether to order a CD or mp3 version of the album from this page:
The album is called ‘Snoozy’s Adventures in Lullaby Land.’ Make sure you check it out for yourself and tell us what you think- we’d love to hear from you.
The lovely little lullaby Lavender’s Blue (also known as Lavender Blue Dilly Dilly) is great for playing to newborns at bedtime. You can listen to a sample clip and, if you like our version, you can download the full track as an mp3.
This English folk song goes as far back as the 17th Century. Over the years there have been many covers, some good and some ..well, shall we say, not so good!? Burl Ives, Dinah Shore and Sammy Turner have all recorded their own versions. It had a very popular spell during the 1950s Rock & Roll era when a Philadelphia-born singer/songwriter released his version. He was known as the King of Rock N Soul and also as Big Sol- can anyone name him?
The timeless classic Pachelbel’s Canon in D is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. You can listen to an audio sample and download the full track if you wish.
Johann Pacelbel died in 1706 but his memory lives on through his music. This song is a popular choice for weddings but we thought it could also make a wonderful lullaby. We recorded a very special arrangement using only acoustic guitars. We are delighted with the result- it sounds beautiful but don’t take our word for it -have a listen for yourself.
The timeless classic Ava Maria is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. You can listen to an audio sample and download the full track if you wish.
The correct spelling is actually ’Ave Maria’ which translates to ‘Hail Mary.’ It is one of the most popular songs to listen to at Christmas time and one of my personal all-time favourites, despite the countless occasions upon which carol singers have murdered it on my doorstep!
The traditional song Scarborough Fair is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. We recorded a special arrangement of this traditional classic and you can read the lyrics, listen to an audio clip and download the full track as you wish.
‘Rock a bye baby’ is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. The song is estimated to have been written in the 1600s although there is no concrete evidence to support this. Some believe it was a pilgrim travelling to America on the Mayflower who wrote the song after observing the native women rocking their babies to sleep in birch bark cradles. These cradles were hung from trees to allow the wind to rock the babies to sleep. Because the branches of the trees had to support the full weight, they occasionally broke and this obviously meant that, ‘..down would come baby, cradle and all.’ However, like so many of these ancient nursey rhymes, their origins cannot be confirmed and the legends could easily be fictitious.
Lyrics
Please note, we changed the words in last line of each verse as we believe it makes a much nicer sentiment.
Rock-a-bye baby in the treetops
When the wind blows the cradle will rock
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall
But we’ll be there to catch baby and all.
Brahm’s Lullaby (also known as lullaby and good night) is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. You may read the lyrics, listen to an audio sample and download the full track as an mp3 if you wish.
Hush Little Baby (also known as Mockingbird) is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul. Like with all the featured lullabies – the lyrics & audio clips are available.
Twinkle Little Star is from our new album: Acoustic Lullabies to Soothe the Soul (coming soon). You may browse the lyrics and listen to a short audio clip from this song .
Parents love to show off their baby’s personalized lullaby to friends and family and now you can too! Simply follow the links below to order your lullaby today:
