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Babies and kids will smile! A heartwarming collection of songs for children

Having heartwarming music during those precious moments with your baby can make the time even more special.

Wrapped in gentle melodies and lyrics, you can enjoy close bonding or spend a relaxing moment before a nap.

In everyday parenting, music quietly connects the hearts of parent and child.

This time, we’re introducing songs filled with warm affection that you’ll want to listen to together with your baby.

With vocals imbued with a caregiver’s feelings, children will surely feel a comfortable, soothing time.

Babies and kids will smile! A heartwarming song collection for children (11–20)

To Protect You: A Mother’s Songhaji→

Haji→ – “To Protect You. ~Mother’s Song~” MV
To Protect You: A Mother's Songhaji→

The song by Haji→ that portrays a mother’s deep love conveys the joys and struggles from a child’s birth to their growth through a gently embracing melody.

Included on the album “Cho Hajibam the FINAL.

~Farewell, Heisei~,” the track was released in December 2018 and is characterized by moving lyrics that resonate with many mothers.

The music video, which features photos of mothers and children submitted by fans, also drew attention.

It’s a recommended song not only for parents raising children, but also for anyone who wants to renew their appreciation for their mother.

Listen to it together as a family, and you’re sure to share a heartwarming moment.

Everyone loves you.NEW!Kiroro

On Children’s Day, why not listen to Kiroro’s heartwarming number that helps you rediscover the importance of family and friends? Written and composed by Ayano Kinjo, this song carries a warm message of unconditional affirmation for the other person.

It was written as the theme song for the film “Keroro Gunso the Super Movie: Gekishin Dragon Warriors!” released in March 2009, powerfully singing of the courage and bonds needed to face difficulties.

Later included on the album “Songs by Kiroro We Want to Listen to with Children,” it has been cherished as a tune parents and kids can hum together.

The lyrics overflow with words of love that seem to encapsulate feelings for family, friends, and everyone.

For Tango no Sekku, as you wish for your child’s healthy growth, how about joining your voices together as a family?

familieMrs. GREEN APPLE

Mrs. GREEN APPLE「familie」Official Music Video
familieMrs. GREEN APPLE

This song features a warm melody that expresses the bond between parent and child, reflecting the German word for “family.” It gently portrays precious moments and memories with loved ones, and the lyrics—overflowing with feelings for the other person—resonate deeply.

The warm harmonies woven by Mrs.

GREEN APPLE are filled with a desire to cherish the bonds with family and the happy moments of everyday life.

Released in August 2024 and featured as the commercial song for Honda’s new “FREED,” this gem of a love song is themed around human connection and warmth.

Why not listen to it together with a parent or child and enjoy a heartwarming time full of smiles? The vocals, imbued with feelings for someone special, will surely gently wrap your heart.

From your momHatsuda Etsuko

[Ultra High Sound Quality] I am both a vocalist and a mother. Etsuko Hatsuda “From Your Mom”
From your momHatsuda Etsuko

It’s a moving song that directly reflects the emotions you experience while raising a child—worrying, and feeling your own growth.

It’s by Etsuko Hatsuta, a singer-songwriter based in Hirakata, Osaka, and was released in 2009 as her major-label debut single.

Her straightforward vocals and the equally candid, heartfelt lyrics together lighten our hearts as we listen.

It’s a heartwarming ballad that reminds us of just how precious our own children are.

Because you were thereCrystal Kay

Crystal Kay “Because You Were There” – Special Movie (Nohana version) ~A Message of Thanks from Mother to Child~
Because you were thereCrystal Kay

This song was chosen as the theme for the drama “Wild Heroes” and became a hot topic.

It’s a track by R&B singer Crystal Kay, known for numerous hit songs such as “Koi ni Ochitara,” and it was released in 2015 as her 30th single.

An emotional ballad about someone you’d risk your life to protect, it leaves a lasting impression.

If you’ve ever watched over your own child, you may have felt this way yourself.

Her soft vocals are truly wonderful.