From Mom and Dad
A song for your son or daughter, at any age
When they're small you sing them lullabies; when they grow up, the words get harder. This song is for telling a son or daughter what doesn't come out over dinner: that you still remember the first word they got hilariously wrong, the first day of school with a backpack bigger than their back, the bedroom door slammed shut at thirteen.
It suits a toddler drifting off to a soft acoustic tune, a teenager heading off to college, a grown daughter getting married or a son becoming a dad himself. Tell us their story as you've seen it, read the lyrics before the music and listen to the free preview. Sign it from both parents, or with just your own name.
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 your child
- A memory from when they were little: the made-up word your family still uses, the stuffed animal missing an ear.
- A time they surprised you in the best way: the first exam, the first job, a brave choice.
- What you want them to always know, even when you go days without talking.
- What they love now, so the song is about who they are today and not only who they were.
Listen to some examples
For Maia«Maia se sceta a mieziuorno int'ô liette»
Mamma, sì«La valigia è già alla porta»
Decidi tu… ma non così«Ci troviamo giù alle otto»
Questions
Can it work as a lullaby for a little one?
Yes: choose acoustic or contemporary classical with a sweet mood, and tell us about their bedtime rituals. The lyrics stay simple and tender, right for their age.
Can I give it to a grown child who's moving out?
It's one of the moments where it works best. Tell us about their old room, the curfew arguments, what you'll miss; then tuck the printed QR card into a moving box.
Can their siblings be mentioned?
Yes, you can name them and share a family memory. If you have more than one child, though, a song for each is often nicer: everyone has their own story.
How much does it cost?
The preview is free: you listen to the song before deciding. To unlock the full song you pay €7.99 at launch (then €9.99), once, with no subscription.
Can I change the lyrics?
Yes. You read the lyrics before the music: change them yourself, word by word, or ask for another draft. Then two musical versions arrive and you pick your favourite.
How do I give it?
With a link to the gift page, where the lyrics scroll in time with the music, or with the printable card carrying a QR code. Title, signature and colours can be changed until they open it.