Nathaniel Hawthorne
Lullabies Around the World: Bernardo Strozzi, Sleeping Child, 1607

Lullabies

Please enjoy these traditional lullabies, also known as cradle or sleep songs, from around the world, to celebrate one of the most special times of the day: bedtime. Parents can help their young ones relax and settle in for the night by dimming the lights, rubbing baby's back or rocking baby to sleep while singing a soothing song or two. Sweet dreams!

You may also enjoy our collection especially for toddlers, Pre-K Wordplay!
For older children, visit Children's Poems and Stories for Children


Rock-a-bye Baby
Children's Lullabies: Rock-a-bye Baby

 

American Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: American Lullaby, Hush, Little Baby
British Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Bye, Baby Bunting
Brahms' German Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Brahms' Lullaby
Chinese Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Chinese Lullaby, Northeastern Cradle Song
Czech Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Czech Lullaby, Sleep, Johnny, Sleep
Dutch Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Dutch Lullaby, Sleep Baby Sleep
French Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: French Lullaby, Lullaby, Child, Lullaby
Japanese Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Japanese Lullaby, Lullaby of Takeda
Latvian Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Latvian Lullaby, Lullay, little Ancit, Lullay
Portuguese Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Portuguese Lullaby, Lullaby, the Little Boy
Spanish Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Spanish Lullaby, A La Ninita Nana
Scottish Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Scottish Lullaby, Blow the Wind, Blow
Welsh Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Welsh Lullaby, Ar Hyd y Nos
Bye, Baby, Bye: A Lullaby
Children's Lullabies: Bye, Baby, Bye!


You and your children might also enjoy our whimsical Children's Poems, Yummy Stories and Pre-K Wordplay!

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