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[Instagram] Songs for Reels you can use to record your baby's growth

Here are some recommended songs for Reels to capture your baby’s growth! There are plenty of heartwarming melodies and gentle vibes, so try choosing songs that match your baby’s memories.

Music that evokes family love and bonds, or cute rhythms that highlight your baby’s smile, will make those moments feel even more special.

Pick songs that warm a mother’s heart every time she listens, and record your wonderful moments with your baby together with music!

[Instagram] Songs for Reels you can use to record your baby’s growth (31–40)

pupilaiko

aiko - “Hitomi” (from Live Blu-ray/DVD ‘My 2 Decades 2’)
pupilaiko

Many of you have probably heard it since it was used in a Kao commercial! It’s a song by aiko, a singer-songwriter from Osaka, included on her seventh album “Kanojo,” released in 2006.

It was reportedly created after words from a friend who was expecting a baby, and the lyrics are filled with love for the child about to be born.

This feel-good track seems perfect for adding color to your own child’s growth record.

Be sure to give it a try!

Birthday Songayaka

There must be many people who want to make a Reel at the right moment, like for a birthday.

In that case, how about “Birthday Song” by Ayaka, a singer-songwriter from Osaka Prefecture? This track is included on her fourth album, “Rainbow Road,” released in 2015.

It drew attention after being used in a commercial for CHOYA Umeshu.

The song has a nursery rhyme-like feel, and its straightforward lyrics and gentle vocals are soothing.

The inclusion of children’s chorus parts is also a lovely touch.

Your Song for YouKawasaki Takaya

Takaya Kawasaki - Kimi no Tame no Kimi no Uta [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
Your Song for YouKawasaki Takaya

A captivating song featuring Takaya Kawasaki’s gentle vocals and acoustic arrangement.

It celebrates encounters with loved ones and deep affection, reminding us of the preciousness of every moment in life.

Included on the album “I believe in you,” released in March 2018, this track is also popular for special occasions such as weddings.

Set against the grand theme of the history of the universe and miracles, the lyrics—expressing gratitude and love for someone special—resonate deeply with listeners.

It’s a perfect song for reflecting on a child’s growth and creates a warm atmosphere that highlights the bonds of family.

To you, who’s trying your hardest in the whole worldAoki Yasunori

HARCO (Yoshinori Aoki) - To You, Who’s Trying Hardest in the World
To you, who’s trying your hardest in the whole worldAoki Yasunori

Although it’s a love song, the sentiment behind the lyric “In this wide world, the miracle of meeting the one and only you” also makes it a perfect message to a child.

It’s a work released under the name HARCO by Yasunori Aoki, who is also active as a narrator, and it debuted in 2005.

It became a hit after being featured in a Suzuki commercial.

Its soft sonic texture makes you want to keep listening forever.

It sounds like it would feel great to listen to while taking a walk outside! Why not color your outings with your child with this song?

Shape of LoveMISIA

MISIA – Shape of Love feat. HIDE (GReeeeN) (Official Music Video)
Shape of LoveMISIA

Here’s a love-filled melody to celebrate a precious first birthday.

Sung by MISIA, whose gentle and warm voice, together with the beautiful, resonant tones of the piano, conveys deep affection for someone special.

The feelings that parents and family hold for their child permeate the heart along with the vocals.

Released in August 2018, this song also drew attention as the theme for a television drama.

Created in collaboration with GReeeeN, it’s a track that radiates warmth and the bonds of family.

As you look back on the memories from your child’s first year, try expressing your love for your little one with this song.

[Instagram] Reel songs you can use for recording your baby’s growth (41–50)

To the Ends of the Earth ~How Far I’ll Go~Yabiku Tomona

Tomona Yabiku – How Far I’ll Go (From “Moana”)
To the Ends of the Earth ~How Far I'll Go~Yabiku Tomona

How about using this song with the wish that they’ll find their own path? It’s “How Far I’ll Go,” one of the songs from the Disney film Moana.

The arrangement grows more grand as the song progresses, expressing Moana’s inner feelings and strong will.

Everyone surely wants their child to live strongly and steadfastly.

Please try to channel those feelings into this song.

UnbelieversYonezu Kenshi

No matter what difficulties you run into, I want you to stand up and keep moving forward—that’s the feeling behind this song.

Why not try using it? Created by singer-songwriter Kenshi Yonezu, who has produced numerous hit songs like “KICK BACK” and “Lemon,” this piece was released in 2015 as his fourth single.

Its rhythmic and energetic beat is striking, with an approach reminiscent of foreign folk music.

It’s an emotional track that could even serve as a guidepost in life.