The beautiful way to solve your baby’s sleep problems with music based on medical research and trusted by leading hospitals worldwide since 1995.
TRIPLE PLATINUM CD SALES & 300 MILLION STREAMS
Experience the soothing embrace of a uniquely pure acoustic sound. Scientifically researched to calm both babies and adults. Music for Dreaming mirrors the rhythm of the resting heartbeat. Its seamless, continuous flow fosters a deep sense of calm to support the natural sleep cycle.
Choose from the Music for Dreaming Catalogue
TRIPLE PLATINUM CD SALES & 300 MILLION STREAMS
Music for Dreaming
2CD Deluxe Pack
Music for Dreaming for baby
Music for Dreaming for you
Christmas Symphony
a gift of peace
TESTIMONIALS
Calming, soothing and settling babies and adults since 1995
Testimonial: Good Morning Australia: Ann-Maree Biggar
MATER CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA
“I took the CD to the ward and played it to a roomful of infants with chronic sleep disorders – all of whom were unsettled. The most disturbed child settled regularly with the use of Music for Dreaming.”
Associate Professor David M Cooper – Department of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine
ROYAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
“…we have to be quite selective in what music we use, it is reassuring to know that Music for Dreaming is backed up by respected research.”
Nurse, Neo-natal unit
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOSPITALS, USA
“…the best CD in its entirety that I have come across to use with premature infants.”
Deanna Abromeit, MT-BC – Department of Rehabilitation Therapy/Clincis
WASHINGTON PEDIATRIC CLINIC, USA
“…in mother infant groups at a paediatric clinic, which focuses on the emotional needs of mother and baby. This is a beautiful, intoxicating, well conceived CD, along with being a contribution.”
Diana Mandell, Mental Health Counsellor for Mother/Infant Groups
ST MARY’S HOSPITAL, LONDON, UK
“We have used ‘Music for Dreaming’ in our neonatal nurseries and found it to be helpful for soothing babies who are distressed. We like the quality of the sound, the smooth transitions from tune to tune, and the way the rhythm fits comfortable physiological patterns.”