Your Treasury of Bedtime Lullabies
The dreamy read for bedtime snoozles
Rated 5out of 5
Even at the end of the longest day, there’s a precious pocket of time reserved for reading with your child. This soothing collection of classic lullabies is the wind-down bedtime story book that will both delight the littlest members of your household and remind you fondly of bedtimes gone-by. A little slice of your own childhood wrapped up to give to your own child. Sweet dreams.
Perfect for up to 2 kids
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Rated 5 out of 5
Rated 5out of 5"It’s a joy to read lullabies every night before our children go to sleep.” Samantha
Read reviews“It’s comforting, cosy and inviting for my children.”
Meet the illustrator
Wonderbly’s in-house illustrator Adam Hancher is as essential to producing a magical Wonderbly bedtime book as ink or paper. If you’ve ever wondered who dreamed up all the delightful illustrations in Dream Big, Little One and countless other books, it was this guy. Not only is Adam a wizard with a pencil, he’s also a dad himself. Who better to breathe life into a treasury of lullabies than someone who knows exactly how important bedtime stories are?
The power of lullabies
What’s the point of lullabies, apart from being fun to sing? Well, from an early age, babies learn how to differentiate between sounds and melodies: the more they are sung to, the better equipped they are to develop strong language and literacy skills. Lullabies also have calming qualities and help children express their emotions in a healthy way.
Reviews
Rated 5out of 5Rated 5out of 5Amy
I have become part of my niece’s and nephew’s bedtime routines by gifting them this.
Rated 5out of 5Susan
My parents gave me something similar as a child and I remember the joy it brought me.
Rated 5out of 5Grace
This is a really great book to read to my child during bedtime to help calm him.
Rated 5out of 5Audrey
Arlo loves to hear his name in all his favorite bedtime songs. Such a good way to wind down the night.
Rated 5out of 5Sandra
Gabriella loves to see herself with the Man in the Moon. At the end, we both whisper "And they played together all night long".