Welcome to the world
A song for someone who has only just arrived
They've had a name for a few hours, maybe a few days, and they've already rewritten the whole household's schedule. A new baby song can speak to the little one, using the name that survived months of lists and debates, or to the new parents, exhausted and over the moon: the sleepless nights, the hospital bag packed weeks too early, the first bath given with shaking hands. You tell us the story; the lyrics grow from it.
You read the lyrics before the music and tweak anything you like. For a newborn, soft and intimate moods work beautifully, a gentle acoustic track or a cozy lo-fi; to celebrate the parents, an upbeat pop song works too. Listen to the free preview, unlock it only if you love it, and deliver it with a link or a printable card with a QR code, ready to tuck in next to the flowers and the balloons.
How it works
- Answer a few questionsTheir name, what connects you, two or three memories.
- Read the lyricsChange them word by word, or ask for another draft.
- Listen for freeTwo musical versions: pick the one you prefer, and unlock it only if you love it.
- Give itA link to the gift page, with lyrics in time with the music, or a printable card with a QR code.
What to tell us about the new arrival
- The name and why they chose it: a grandparent, a song, a place, or the endless shortlist that ended in a tie.
- Something from the pregnancy: the odd cravings, the kicks during movie night, the bump's nickname before anyone knew boy or girl.
- The first meeting: the time of birth, the hair (plenty or none), who the baby looks like according to the relatives.
- Who you are to the family: the aunt, the coworker, the old friends already signed up for babysitting.