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Lullabies & Rhymes

The 🎡 Lullabies & Rhymes page plays real recordings of classic songs. Every track is in the public domain or shared under a Creative Commons license.

For littles

Tap a song to hear it. Turn on Loop to hear your favorite again and again while you fall asleep.

What's in the library​

CollectionTracks
πŸŒ™ Lullabies⭐ Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star (on the Netherlands Carillon), πŸŒ™ Brahms' Lullaby, 🎢 Music Box Lullaby
🎈 RhymesπŸ•·οΈ The Itsy Bitsy Spider, πŸ”” FrΓ¨re Jacques

Play a track​

  1. Open 🎡 Lullabies from the top of the mixer.
  2. Under 🎼 Choose a collection, pick ✨ All, πŸŒ™ Lullabies or 🎈 Rhymes.
  3. Tap a track to play it. Tap it again to pause.

A line under the list shows 🎡 Now playing, ⏸ Paused or ⏳ Buffering with the track name.

Loop and Autoplay​

Two buttons above the list control what happens when a track ends:

  • πŸ” Loop. Replays the same track over and over. Off to start.
  • ⏭ Autoplay. Moves to the next track in the collection you picked, and wraps back to the first. On to start.

If both are on, Loop wins and the same track repeats.

Lullabies with your mixer​

A lullaby can play on top of a mixer soundscape. While a lullaby plays, the Now Playing bar shows its name. Tap the bar to come back to the Lullabies page.

A lullaby from your caregiver​

A linked caregiver can record a goodnight message, song or story for you (see Caregiver Mix). When they send one, you get a notification on CaregiverBabyHub.

To listen:

  1. Open 😴 Sleep in Vibe.
  2. Find the πŸ’€ A lullaby for you card near the top. It only appears when something is waiting.
  3. Each message shows its name, who it's from and how long it is. Tap ▢️ Play it. It starts playing, with a small player to pause or skip around. You can play it as many times as you like.

Your caregiver can see once you've listened.

Credits​

The 🎼 Audio Credits page lists every recording in Vibe with its title, artist, license and a link to the source. Open it from the credits link at the bottom of the Lullabies page, or search "Credits" in πŸ” quick nav.

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