Archive for the ‘Lullaby Babies’ Category

Unique Baby Gifts | Personalised Gifts for Babies

Thursday, August 14th, 2008

I am delighted to announce that our new range of premium gifts for babies are here.  Please feel free to take a look and a listen by visiting the Lullaby Babies home page (http://www.lullaby-babies.co.uk).  The design and manufacture took a considerable amount of time but as I’m sure you’ll agree, it was certainly worth the wait!  


Unique gifts for babies

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Lullaby Babies up for 2 Awards!

Saturday, July 26th, 2008

We are proud to announce that Lullaby Babies is in the running for two awards sponsored by The Press. 

The company is up for Science and Technology Business Of The Year and I personally am up for the Young Business Entrepreneur Of The Year title.

With the imminent launch of our new product range this opportunity has come at a really exciting time for myself and the business.

I’ll let you know when the results have been announced- keep your fingers crossed for us!



Coming Soon!

Monday, July 7th, 2008

New Premium Packaging for all Lullaby Babies Products

We have been working with Science City York and Inchpunch Design of North Yorkshire to revamp our product packaging.  We are delighted with the results and we believe the new products will offer even greater durability and value for money.  All personalised lullabies will shortly be available in collectable CD tins.  These will replace the DVD boxes which represent the current packaging solution.

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Lullabies and Babies

Saturday, July 5th, 2008
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Twinkle Twinkle Sample

Parents have long been aware of the soothing effects that lullabies can have on babies. However, research has been conducted that has not only proved this scientifically but has also shown the range of positive physical and psychological advantages that lullabies can have on babies. One study that was published in the International Journal of Arts Medicine showed that playing lullabies to babies can reduce their heart rates, increase oxygen saturation and reduce stress behaviours.

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