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Hello,
We wanted to start getting some music/CDs for baby to relax to and start building some musical development and interest. What are some of your babies' favorite musical CDs or apps that you found helpful? Thanks |
| Our babies (now toddler and school aged) did and still do listen to whatever music we want to listen to. Neko Case was calming to them as infants. I don't like to listen to "kid" music, so it's never been introduced in our house. I imagine they'll get more opinionated about music as they get older so I'm enjoying this time while I can. |
| Music Together CDs. I find the music hard to tolerate, but my kids just love it. In the car, they go from freaking out to zen state once I start the music. |
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There appears to be no rhyme or reason to what my baby enjoys. Some of the songs that have calmed her fussing in the past include:
-Hey Jude -Lava, the song from the pixar short before Inside Out -Mamas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys, and assorted other Willie Nelson -Can't take my eyes off of you So yeah, I would just recommend playing your own playlist until you hit on songs the baby seems to like. |
+1 They have their own tastes that evolve with their ages. My second just likes music, period. |
| Anything that you have on your playlist. My 18-mo likes Mozart, Shakira, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and assorted world music. Once in a while I might turn on a pop music station on the car radio and he loves hip-hop as well! |
| Motown |
| Pandora pop station |
| Our son loves classic Disney music but that's probably because my husband loves it! Just play them anything! Babies love music! |
| Raffi, music together, classical, |
| My son and I both like the Putumayo Kids CDs. They have collections from all over the world. I also like Frances England, one of the few children's artists I could see listening to even if I didn't have kids. |
| All of Dolly Parton's recent Blue Grass albums, "Little Sparrow" etc. My DD is 6 and still falls asleep to them. |
| Dan Zane |
| Sidney Bechet (I am not making this up) |
| Anything we were listening to, for the most part, he just loves music in general. My MIL gave him some classical lullaby compilations similar to baby Beethoven or baby Mozart I think and those used to really soothe him to sleep when he was 2-7 ish months old. |