Before the baby comes, a song about the person who’s about to become Mom.
Baby showers are full of gifts for the baby. This one is for her: a song from the people who love her, about the kind of mom she’s going to be.
Play it at the shower, or send it the week before the due date.
Our Turn
Twelve-hour shifts and a baby on the way
You take care of everybody every day
So come January, Kay, it’s our turn
We’ll take care of you
How it works
Start the session
Pick the occasion, the genre and who sings it. Two minutes.
Send one link to the group chat
Everyone adds a line. Stuck? We ask them a question about the person.
Hear it, then press record
Two lyric drafts from everyone’s notes. Edit any line, hear 30 seconds before you pay, and it’s ready the moment you do.
Stuck on what to write? We ask your friends:
- What kind of parent will she be?
- What will the baby inherit from her?
- What do you hope this baby learns from her?
- What’s a moment that shows who she really is?
Easy for a big group
- One link for family, friends and coworkers.
- Turn on “I’ve got the bill” and nobody is asked for money, or let everyone chip in.
- Set a writing deadline and we email you a last call the day before.
Pricing
You write it, start to finish. One song, two free re-takes.
Up to 20 friends write it and split the cost. Every friend in the credits.
The group song in two genres, plus a printable record sleeve.
Split it with friends from $5 each, or cover it yourself. Gift cards and $10-off codes work at checkout.
Questions
Can it be about both parents?
Yes. Put both names as “Kay & Marcus.”
Is it sweet or funny?
Your call. Sweet is the default for baby songs; a little roast in verse one usually makes the sweet part land harder.