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Children's songs to sleep
Nursery rhymes have been used as a way to lull your baby to sleep for centuries. We have collected baby songs for sleep that are perfect for your baby's bedtime routine. Find it below, listen to it and put it to your child!
While your baby relaxes (or dances) to the sound of soothing music, why not enjoy yourself by reading on to learn more about the origin and importance of these baby songs for bedtime?

Johnson's bath time song
All about bubbles and fun, this baby song is designed to keep your little one happy and excited! At Johnson's, we believe that listening to music regularly helps stimulate a baby's brain - especially during baby bath time! These nursery rhymes help them stay relaxed during their regular bath routine, and that's what we're for: bubbly and fun.
A growing baby learns how to produce specific sounds, which is why some adults can make sounds that others cannot. When your child gets to know different sounds early on, they learn to make them easier when they reach adulthood. What a beautiful science of phonetics, and what a sweet children's songs!

Light, light, little star
You probably knew this children's song when you were a boy or girl. This timeless song is a poem born in nineteenth century England by Jane Taylor - one of the few female poets of nineteenth century England.

It was published under the name "Little Star", and why do we love this song? Because our eyes twinkle like stars when our kids try to sing it!

Sleeping song for children - Brahms
This baby sleep song can be very soothing for a baby to listen to, but you will find it always difficult to keep your eyes open before your baby falls asleep. This baby song is very calming and helps even adults fall asleep. This baby bedtime song was originally known as Brahms Lullaby. Brahms composed this song for his friend's child. Little did he know that it would become one of the most popular children's bedtime songs ever sung.

Baby Bedtime Music - All the Beautiful Horses
Also known as "Hush Little Baby", the origin of this American bedtime song is not fully known. It's a mother who sings to her child, telling him his son will have all the horses he wants when he stops crying and falls asleep. Sometimes we wish we could get our children to stop crying just by mentioning horses. In fact, though, this baby bedtime song helps soothe your baby, so your little one sleeps snuggly. If you're having a hard time getting your little one to sleep, read on for tips on how to establish a good nighttime bedtime routine.

Goodbye, baby boy
So many stories revolve around this baby sleep song: maybe 5 different stories explain what it really means. In Johnson's, the sounds and the story are just as important as the words of Baby's Bedtime Song.
One story refers to a mother holding her baby and rocking him, and while the baby is sleeping, she lowers her baby into the crib, thus the baby song is "The baby will come to bed".
Another story suggests that the song originated in the 17th century by an English immigrant, who observed Native Americans rocking their babies, from cradles that were suspended from tree branches, while the babies fell asleep enjoying the breeze.

Why is the sound of a baby bedtime song important?
Dedicated to providing the best developmental experience for babies, from the early stages of a baby's development, until they can crawl and walk for toddlers, we pay attention to the details. During each stage of development, children learn. That's why we take care of every aspect - from baby products and baby sleep routines to the songs they listen to during different times of the day.

Singing and putting sleep music to your baby helps strengthen the bond between you and him. Babies are encouraged to respond when spoken to, and singing a nursery rhyme can cause your baby to "respond." Sound mimicry is a wonderful act of early speech development in babies.

Some do not think about building creativity in children. This is because they assume that children are naturally creative. However, singing to children (just like reading bedtime stories) can help increase creativity levels as well as critical thinking skills. This is how baby bedtime songs tell a story. Since each story has a plot, you can introduce your child to the problem-solving skills of this form of musical poetry.

If your baby isn't asleep yet, how do you sing one of these timeless lullabies to sleep? We've placed the lyrics right next to the songs, so you can go ahead and sing along!