Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Cheerful Baby CD

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$12.21 $17.95 In stock

Category: CDs for Children

Birth & up. Babies will enjoy listening to the delightful melodies on the Cheerful Baby CD! Music nourishes a baby's developing brain. Enhance active listening skills and spatial awareness with recordings that are designed to stimulate and energize playtime. By playing music, you can help build a strong foundation for cognitive and sensory development.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Christopher Q. ★★★★★

My 4-month-old stops fussing almost immediately when I press play — the gentle melodies really do calm her down. I’ve noticed she turns her head toward the speaker during the lullaby tracks, which feels like active listening starting already.

Nicholas G. ★★★★★

I put this on during tummy time and my baby started kicking along to the melody right away. The cheerful tunes keep her engaged without being overstimulating. It's a simple way to add some musical stimulation to her day.

Edward ★★★★★

My little one stops fussing almost immediately when I put this CD on; the melodies are gentle enough to calm her down. I've noticed her eyes get wide and she turns toward the music, so it really does seem to help with listening skills.