Posts Tagged ‘Lullaby Babies’

Lullaby Babies -National Press

Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
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We have recently been fortunate enough to have been featured in The Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph and several more publications (details to follow).  We have also been invited onto BBC 5 Live, BBC radio London and many more radio shows! 

It is an exciting time for the business and we have been working day and night to cope with the increased demand following the national publicity.  As such we haven’t had chance to contribute anything new to this blog recently but after Christmas we will be ensuring this changes dramatically.  We intend to join forces with several baby-experts to continue to provide a wealth of free and impartial information for new parents.  We’ll also be trying to get lots of parents involved in contributing to the blog by sharing their unique experiences with others.  

I hope you all have a great Christmas and a wonderful new year.

Richard Jenkinson



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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