Carnegie Hall’s Lullaby Project pairs pregnant women and new mothers with professional musicians to write and sing personalized lullabies for their babies. This kind of artistic expression supports maternal health and strengthens the bond between parent and child. We followed Solangie, a young mother and Lullaby Project veteran, as she returns to write a new song for her second child.
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Babies in the womb can benefit from music great video.👍👍👍🕊
Society puts too much pressure on daughters to be best friends with their mothers. A mother's love is not always pure and unconditional some people shouldn't have children. the truth is a mother's love can come from many different sources.
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