Sick of the sound of Twinkle Twinkle? Us too.
The likes of Metallica or Jay Z might not be artists who spring to mind when thinking of music to play at baby’s bedtime, but there’s a lullaby version of almost every conceivable song, it would seem. For anyone who is fed up with the sound of panpipes every night, check out some alternative lullaby albums.
We’ve rounded up an eclectic collection with (almost) all tastes in mind…
Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Fleetwood Mac
We reckon the gentle instrumentals on this Fleetwood Mac album will help soothe you and your baby to sleep. Featuring lullaby renditions including Don’t Stop, Landslide and Say You Love Me.
Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Bob Marley
No baby no cry, but hopefully Bob Marley’s chilled out tunes will gently sway your little one to sleep. Featuring lullaby renditions including One Love, Jammin’, Get Up and Stand Up.
Jammy Jams Eighties Babies: Awesome ’80s Go Lullaby
Create new memories for your baby and reminisce about the awesome 80s with lullaby renditions of Video Killed The Radio Star, Careless Whisper and more.
Jammy Jams Once Upon a Rhyme: Lullaby Renditions of Hip-Hop Classics
Calming renditions of hip-hop songs that you can enjoy with your baby. This album has soothing lullabies featuring the melodies of old school hip-hop, including The Real Slim Shady and Big Pimpin’.
Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Eagles
Take it easy at baby’s bedtime by listening to these gentle harmonies. This album features lullaby renditions of songs from 70s’ band Eagles, such as Hotel California, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Desperado and Take It Easy.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Lullaby Versions of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, & Sammy Davis Jr
Let The Rat Pack help your little one snooze with lullaby renditions of My Way, Fly Me To The Moon, Come Fly With me and more.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star Lullaby Pop HitZzz
For all the pop princes and princesses, try sending your baby sleepy with lullaby renditions of current songs, including Katy Perry’s Firework and Adele’s Rolling In The Deep.
