For those who don’t know (or for those who don’t have children), Rockabye Baby is a delightful group that produces cover songs of well-known songs by well-known artists that are meant for children.

As a new dad who is constantly drenched in exhaustion and no longer capable of multitasking, middle of the night bottle feedings have become one of life's biggest challenges. It's not the actual ...

Today (September 10), there’s a new record for parents and kids to enjoy together: Lullaby Renditions of The Weeknd by the prolific group, Rockabye Baby! The 12-track record, which features blissful, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bad Bunny will soon be soothing babies to sleep with Rockabye Baby!’s upcoming album release, Lullaby Renditions of Bad Bunny. The ...

The fourteen tracks span from 'Speak Now' to 'The Tortured Poets Department' Kevin Winter/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management There's finally an album for Swifties who just need to calm down!

With great power comes great responsibility … to help babies fall asleep peacefully to some of today's best music, if you're Rockabye Baby. The music brand is doing just that with its next release, ...

New reports are confirming another crossover between Rockabye Baby! and Taylor Swift. According to Today, the company known for taking mainstream hit songs and turning them into lullabies for kids has ...

Lull tiny ones to sleep with instrumental takes of ‘Hey Ya!’ and ‘Roses.’ Rockabye Baby, which has been releasing lullaby versions of popular music for 16 years, is now releasing an album of 14 covers ...

When nutritionist Lisa Roth found herself looking for the perfect gift for a friend’s baby shower back in the mid-2000s, she never figured on starting a musical movement for the toddler set and their ...

Your browser does not support the video. Ask a parent what their kid is listening to, and they’ll probably say something awful. (“Baby Shark,” anyone?) Luckily ...

We're desperate to get them to stop. We throw them toys, ply them with candy, food, juice and DVD's. The song, which is actually kind of melancholy, is called "Weak Force.'' After hundreds of ...