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Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
70 BPMTraditional — origin: France c.1761; English lyrics Jane Taylor 1806
Lullaby DropStarter Pack🎵8 curated tracks · public domain · royalty-free
Your Prenatal Lullaby
Starter Pack
These eight gentle, public-domain melodies are perfect for quiet listening during your 2nd and 3rd trimester. Research suggests familiar sounds heard in the womb may support early sleep cues and newborn soothing after birth.
How to use this pack
- ♦Find a quiet moment once or twice a day — morning feeding prep, evening wind-down.
- ♦Play at soft room volume. No need to press a speaker against your belly — sound travels through naturally.
- ♦Pick 1–2 favourites and repeat them regularly. Familiarity is what builds the association.
- ♦Keep using the same melodies after birth — they may help your newborn settle faster.
Research-inspired, not medical advice. Always follow your clinician’s guidance.
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Brahms' Lullaby (Wiegenlied)
58 BPMJohannes Brahms, Op. 49 No. 4 — published 1869 (PD >70 yrs)
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Hush, Little Baby
70 BPMTraditional American folk lullaby, anonymous (documented c.1800s)
4
Rock-a-Bye Baby
60 BPMTraditional English nursery rhyme, first printed London 1765
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Lavender's Blue (Dilly Dilly)
68 BPMTraditional English folk song, first printed London c.1680
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All the Pretty Horses
62 BPMTraditional American lullaby, African American folk tradition (documented 19th c.)
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Sleep, Baby, Sleep
60 BPMTraditional German-European lullaby (Schlaf, Kindlein, schlaf), documented pre-1800
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Londonderry Air (Danny Boy melody)
52 BPMTraditional Irish air, collected c.1851 — melody composer unknown (PD)