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

Is there a song that makes you want to hum along as you watch your child sleep? In those moments of meeting a new life and witnessing day-to-day growth, music quietly stays by your side.

In this article, we introduce songs for babies and children, as well as numbers that carry the feelings parents want to share.

It’s the perfect playlist not only for those looking for songs for kids, but also for anyone who wants to make family time more colorful.

Be sure to find your new favorite track!

Babies and kids will smile! A heartwarming song collection for children (41–50)

To be a motherAbe Mao

Mao Abe – To Be a Mother [Haha de Arutameni] (Official Music Video)
To be a motherAbe Mao

When I become a mother, I’m sure this song will show me the way to live as one.

It’s a track by singer-songwriter Mao Abe from Oita Prefecture, included on her 2017 album “Babe.” Abe’s own experience and feelings after becoming a mother are reflected in the song.

The sound of the acoustic guitar is gentle and soothing.

By listening to “To Be a Mother,” I think you can feel the happiness of your child choosing to come to you.

Smiles for Babies and Kids! A Heartwarming Song Collection for Children (51–60)

My beloved treasuretsuji ayano

Ayano Tsuji “Beloved Treasure” Original Animated Movie
My beloved treasuretsuji ayano

We’d like to introduce a warm, heartfelt song that helps you preserve joyful memories of raising your child.

Ayano Tsuji’s portrayal of parent–child love resonates with the gentle sound of the ukulele.

This bright, cozy piece is dedicated to parents who want to cherish and keep moments of closeness with their children.

Released in June 2018 as the theme song for Kagoshima TV’s parent-and-child support initiative, the “Smile Baby Project,” it tenderly sings of the joy of growing together with your child.

It’s perfect for recording precious moments with your baby or as soothing background music for putting your little one to sleep.

The gentle vocals and melody will deepen your family bonds even more.

My babyUA

UA’s “Watashi no Yan” evokes a gentle nighttime scene where a baby has just been born.

The song was originally by singer-songwriter Tavito Nanao, and UA covered it on her 2010 cover album KABA.

UA’s tender voice soothes like a soft swaddling blanket around a newborn.

The lyrics, which sing of the joy of birth gently and quietly yet with passionate warmth, portray exactly what many mothers feel.

Even strangers—please rejoice in the birth of my child who has come into this world! You can feel the mother’s overflowing joy for her baby.

LullabyNatsukawa Rimi

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.

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

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.

Mom’s Miracle DayMayumiinu

Mama’s Miracle Day – Sign Language – Mayuminu
Mom's Miracle DayMayumiinu

On your child’s birthday, Mayuminu’s “Mama’s Miracle Day” is a song that lets you express your gratitude for their birth.

It’s included on the 2010 album “Te o Tsunaide Ouchi ni Kaerou” (Let’s Hold Hands and Go Home).

For dads as well as moms, seeing their child grow up healthy each year is a joy.

Thinking about how long we’ll be able to spend birthdays together can bring a tinge of sadness, but until that day comes, it inspires a desire to celebrate this day each year with all our hearts.

It’s a song overflowing with tender feelings of “thank you” for being born, for being healthy, and for smiling.

Hello, baby.Azusa Michiyo

Hello, Baby (One of Japan’s 100 Famous Songs) Karaoke
Hello, baby.Azusa Michiyo

For a baby’s very first greeting, Michiyo Azusa’s “Konnichiwa Akachan” (“Hello, Baby”) is highly recommended! Released in 1963, the song later inspired films and TV dramas.

It celebrates a baby’s adorable, heartwarming presence and expresses wishes for happiness in the days to come.

Its friendly, approachable melody has won widespread support, making it a timeless classic loved decades after its release.

When your baby is born, be sure to welcome them with a gentle voice—just like in this song.