Can the song include the baby's name?

Yes. The name is part of the lyrics and chorus. For Hebrew names you can add nikud or a note on the reading so it is sung correctly.

Is it suitable for a bris or a naming ceremony?

Yes. Choose a festive style and mention the ceremony, the family and the meaning of the name.

Can I make a lullaby?

Yes. Pick a calm, slow style and ask for gentle lyrics, and you get a personal lullaby with the baby's name.

Is it a good gift for new parents?

Very much so. A personal song is a gift the family keeps, and you can also order a finished one on the gift page.

You can start for free. More songs are available with credits or a subscription.

A Personal Song for a New Baby

A song for a new baby welcomes them with their own name, sung. Add the baby's name, the parents' names and a few words about the day they arrived, and Kleep writes and performs a full song in minutes. It works for the birth announcement, a bris, a naming ceremony or a gentle lullaby.

Create a baby song

How to create a song for a new baby

1
Add the baby's details
The name and what it means, the date, the parents and siblings, and a line about the family's hopes for this new person.
2
Choose the feeling
A soft lullaby, a joyful celebration song for the bris or naming party, or a warm acoustic song for the birth video.
3
Share with the family
Get the song with cover art in minutes and send it to the family, play it at the ceremony or keep it as the baby's first song.

The baby's name, sung clearly

The name is written into the chorus and pronounced correctly, including Hebrew names with more than one possible reading.

From parents, grandparents or friends

Write it as parents welcoming their child, grandparents celebrating, or friends sending a gift to the new family.

Lullaby or celebration

Pick a slow, calm lullaby for bedtime or an upbeat song for the bris or baby naming party.

A keepsake for years

Download the song and keep it. Years from now it will be the song that was written the week they were born.

Ideas for a birth or bris song

Start with the name: why the parents chose it, who it honors, what it means. Add the small facts of the first days - the hospital, the first night home, the big brother who asked a hundred questions. For a bris or naming ceremony, a brighter tempo works well, while a birth video or bedtime song sounds best slow and soft. You can create both versions in a few minutes and keep the one that fits.

FAQ

Can the song include the baby's name?: Yes. The name is part of the lyrics and chorus. For Hebrew names you can add nikud or a note on the reading so it is sung correctly.
Is it suitable for a bris or a naming ceremony?: Yes. Choose a festive style and mention the ceremony, the family and the meaning of the name.
Can I make a lullaby?: Yes. Pick a calm, slow style and ask for gentle lyrics, and you get a personal lullaby with the baby's name.
Is it a good gift for new parents?: Very much so. A personal song is a gift the family keeps, and you can also order a finished one on the gift page.
Is it free?: You can start for free. More songs are available with credits or a subscription.

Welcome the baby with a song of their own