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

LullabyNatsukawa Rimi

Rimi Natsukawa / Cradle Song

It’s a celebrated song that conveys the feeling of gently watching over a baby, with a tender, lullaby-like atmosphere.

The chirping of canaries, the rustling of berries, and moonlit scenes are woven in, expanding a warm world that envelops a beloved child in harmony with nature.

Released in February 2011 as Rimi Natsukawa’s first song after becoming a mother, it was also included on the album “Nuchigusui Mimigusui.” It’s a perfect piece for moments of celebrating a new life and feeling deep love for one’s child.

ʻŌhiʻa treeHamasaki Ayumi

Ayumi Hamasaki / Ohia Tree (official audio)

This is a moving ballad that conveys the deep love from mother to child.

It’s a song by the nationally beloved singer Ayumi Hamasaki—known for numerous classics like “SEASONS” and “M”—and it was released digitally in 2020.

The grand arrangement, with beautifully resonant strings, leaves a strong impression.

It makes you want to surrender yourself to the sound forever.

Hamasaki’s message song to her own child will surely resonate with the relationship between you and your child as well.

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Araki Jakkan

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To you who returned to the skyhonda suguru

To the baby who couldn’t be born: “To you who returned to the sky” — To the sky, baby — miscarriage, stillbirth

Having a child doesn’t guarantee that the entire future will be “happy.” This is a tear-jerking message song about lives that set off for the sky without ever meeting their father or mother.

It’s a piece by singer-songwriter Suguru Honda, released in 2014—a ballad that conveys an overwhelming sorrow, piercing deep into the heart.

Even those who aren’t married or couples who don’t yet have children will likely feel their chests tighten when they listen.

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sunHirahara Ayaka

Dear sunshine—my precious you

Ayaka Hirahara delivers this song with a gentle, warm voice that brings a ray of hope to everyday life.

Released in June 2011 as the main theme for an NHK morning drama series, the piece centers on family bonds and love, with tender, compassionate lyrics and a calm melody that resonates in the heart.

Expressing gratitude to loved ones with a clear, pure vocal tone, it’s a memorable track that lingers with listeners.

It’s a perfect choice for reel videos capturing daily memories with your baby.

As beautiful music that conveys the warm bond between parent and child alongside growth milestones, it’s highly recommended for videos that share a baby’s journey from birth onward.

You Were Born to Be Loved ※with KREVA, SEIJI KAMEDAIshikawa Sayuri

Sayuri Ishikawa “You Were Born to Be Loved” (with KREVA, Seiji Kameda) Music Video (Short Ver.)

This is a charity song powerfully sung by Sayuri Ishikawa, filled with the wish for children to live healthy and happy lives.

It’s also noteworthy that Seiji Kameda and KREVA collaborated on the project; the way musicians from different genres join forces evokes a sense of global connection and peace.

The serene soundscape, highlighted by an evocative piano, layered with a gentle yet powerful vocal, conveys a strong resolve to support children.

The song is infused with deep love for the children who have come into this world, and carries a heartfelt hope for a society where children are loved straightforwardly and unconditionally.

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