Why Your Baby Loves Lullabies

Growing Up Brainy by smallTalk

Jul 19, 202100:16:57Kids & family

Lullabies are found in most cultures around the world and parents naturally find themselves singing those tunes when it’s time to get their baby to sleep. But what makes a lullaby a lullaby? Clinical researcher and music...

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