You may laugh and say you only serenade the baby with “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Humpty Dumpty,” but we all know that sometimes, the first song that comes to mind isn’t exactly G-rated. And that’s perfectly OK. We asked parents to divulge their most inappropriate lullabies for babies, and it seems some moms had better count themselves lucky that that little one can’t actually understand the lyrics. Yet. Here are the wildest lullabies parents have tried on the baby … and the lyrics that nail down just why we should brush up on the classics before birth: Can you top these? What’s your go-to song to get baby to sleep? More from The Stir: 11 Beloved Nursery Rhymes That Kids Should Never Hear Image via lejzo/shutterstock
title: “12 Weirdest Lullabies Parents Sing To Their Babies” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-09” author: “Maria Chamberlain”
You may laugh and say you only serenade the baby with “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Humpty Dumpty,” but we all know that sometimes, the first song that comes to mind isn’t exactly G-rated. And that’s perfectly OK. We asked parents to divulge their most inappropriate lullabies for babies, and it seems some moms had better count themselves lucky that that little one can’t actually understand the lyrics. Yet. Here are the wildest lullabies parents have tried on the baby … and the lyrics that nail down just why we should brush up on the classics before birth: Can you top these? What’s your go-to song to get baby to sleep? More from The Stir: 11 Beloved Nursery Rhymes That Kids Should Never Hear Image via lejzo/shutterstock
title: “12 Weirdest Lullabies Parents Sing To Their Babies” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-26” author: “Helen Daugherty”
You may laugh and say you only serenade the baby with “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Humpty Dumpty,” but we all know that sometimes, the first song that comes to mind isn’t exactly G-rated. And that’s perfectly OK. We asked parents to divulge their most inappropriate lullabies for babies, and it seems some moms had better count themselves lucky that that little one can’t actually understand the lyrics. Yet. Here are the wildest lullabies parents have tried on the baby … and the lyrics that nail down just why we should brush up on the classics before birth: Can you top these? What’s your go-to song to get baby to sleep? More from The Stir: 11 Beloved Nursery Rhymes That Kids Should Never Hear Image via lejzo/shutterstock
title: “12 Weirdest Lullabies Parents Sing To Their Babies” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-07” author: “Evelyn Taylor”
You may laugh and say you only serenade the baby with “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” and “Humpty Dumpty,” but we all know that sometimes, the first song that comes to mind isn’t exactly G-rated. And that’s perfectly OK. We asked parents to divulge their most inappropriate lullabies for babies, and it seems some moms had better count themselves lucky that that little one can’t actually understand the lyrics. Yet. Here are the wildest lullabies parents have tried on the baby … and the lyrics that nail down just why we should brush up on the classics before birth: Can you top these? What’s your go-to song to get baby to sleep? More from The Stir: 11 Beloved Nursery Rhymes That Kids Should Never Hear Image via lejzo/shutterstock
