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Tender Lullabies CD Review {Giveaway Closed}

If you didn’t see yesterdays post; I am doing a review of all three products that Be-Fit Mom sells.  The second product I am reviewing is the Tender Lullabies: Soothing Classic Piano Melodies CD.   Be Fit Mom We love classical music here.  Our son Andrew never really got the chance to watch the Baby Einstein type movies, but he sure loves the music on Little Einsteins – which then sprouted a love for orchestra and classical music in general.  When we listen to any sort of classical music, Andrew uses his fingers and directs the music like a conductor 🙂 So when we played this CD for the first time, we made sure Andrew was around.  He loves it 🙂
lullaby_cover_smallThis CD has 11 beautiful, and calming songs on it.  All played at 60 beats per minute, which is a resting heart rate tempo and will help to naturally slow down your baby’s heart and respiration and calm them to sleep. 
I love having this CD playing in our house.  I don’t yet have the CD player installed into the baby’s room (we’re still working on unpacking everything) but having it playing in the living room really just brings peace to the whole house.  Not only does it calm the kids, it calms me as well. 
I think all parents need some CD’s that do not have annoying songs on them – timeless and classic music that never dulls, and can soften the stress load on your body.  And if it works for you getting your children to sleep while listening to the CD – all the better for your body and mind!
This would make a great gift to any new or expecting parent and can be purchased from Amazon.com for $10.95.

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One Lucky Reader will win the Tender Lullabies: Soothing Classic Piano Melodies CD.  (MSRP:  $10.95)
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Open  to U.S. residents only. Giveaway ends March 24th, 2011 at 11:59pm. Winner  will be drawn by random.org the following day, and will be e-mailed. Winner will have 48 hours to respond or a new  winner will be drawn.  Winners will be announced on this blog after all have responded.  I received a product for review purposes. However, all of my opinions are 100% my own and are no way influenced by compensation received.

Comments

  7. KAPUMAKA says

    Wow, how wonderful ! 60 beats per minute.
    That makes so so much sense to me.
    I am now hoping I win this, our little one has
    a very hard time going down.
    Wish me lots of luck

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  16. Lisa says

    I learned that you shouldn't listen to it while driving. Made me giggle a little but I totally get it. When I'm driving and sleepy I put on the loudest least soothing music I can find!

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  19. mverno says

    As an added benefit, because this gentle, natural method of bringing on sleep is not dependent upon a specific person, you can securely leave your baby with another family member or sitter, knowing that your baby will be able to fall asleep easily without you
    mverno@roadrunner.com

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  21. Multi-talented Mama says

    I learned: Each soothing song is played at 60 beats per minute -resting heart rate tempo- which in minutes slows baby's heart and respiration rates, lowers blood pressure, and brings on sleep.
    dawntaka@gmail.com

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  24. dailymom says

    I learned each soothing song is played at 60 beats per minute -resting heart rate tempo- which in minutes slows baby's heart and respiration rates, lowers blood pressure, and brings on sleep
    heididaily at gmail dot com

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  47. Lisa says

    I learned this: "Each soothing song is played at 60 beats per minute -resting heart rate tempo- which in minutes slows baby's heart and respiration rates, lowers blood pressure, and brings on sleep."
    lafittelady at gmail dot com

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  62. Kylie says

    I'm a cellist and I love the tracks on this CD especially the inclusion of Schumann's Childhood. kcarlson1152[at]hotmail.com

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  75. liliesrnice says

    the music is played at 60 beats per minute -resting heart rate tempo- which in minutes slows baby's heart and respiration

    Reply

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