The sun will always shine. And parents will always sing nursery rhyme lullabies to their children. It’s the way it always was and always will be. But which lullabies are the most timeless?

A recent TikTok video posted by mom Jillian James (jillianjames31) got parents wondering whether some of the lullabies we sing to our kids are actually sad or causing negative feelings.

When it comes to classic rock, songs don't just range from those that will enliven your spirit to those that will make you shed a tear as you think of your long lost love. Sometimes classic rock icons ...

Nocturne No. 21 in C minor, Op. posth. Waltz No. 12 in F minor, Op. posth. 70-2 Waltz No. 14 in E minor, Op. posth. Mazurkas No. 27 in E minor, Op. 41-2 Waltz No. 11 ...

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Not unlike some fairy tales, some lullabies can even serve as a warning to children to behave, or some ill may befall them. In Japan, the Takeda Lullaby (Takeda no komoriuta) has been around for ...

and Taylor Swift. According to Today, the company known for taking mainstream hit songs and turning them into lullabies for kids has set their sites on more of Swift’s discography. Now available ...

They've been part of parenting for thousands of years, singing a lullaby to get a baby or small child to sleep is a tradition that spans countries and cultures. On Friday 22 November, soul icon ...

Why do people sing lullabies? Uno kept asking himself this question while travelling around the world. He knew, of course, that they are sung to send children to sleep. But he wondered if there ...