Rooted in music.
Powered by your voice.
Guided by neuroscience.
Grounded in love.
Prepare your baby’s brain — and your voice — from the very beginning.
Music is your baby’s first language…
but most parents miss the chance to use it.
The critical window for musical and auditory development begins at birth — and likely ends long before your child ever steps into a music class.
By the time many families “get around” to music classes, the most powerful window for shaping the brain’s auditory pathways has already closed.
Most prenatal classes teach you how to feed and swaddle — but not how to use your voice as your baby’s most powerful learning tool. Your baby doesn’t need a playlist. They don’t need YouTube. They need YOU.
Your voice could shape your baby’s brain— for life.
From as early as 18 weeks in utero, your baby begins processing sound — and they’re not hearing it like we do. To them, all sound is music-like. Their brains interpret pitch, rhythm, and tone as the building blocks of focus, learning, and emotional connection.
The science is clear.
“Sound is food for your baby’s brain. Cognitive nutrients like pitch, rhythm, and timbre help babies begin to understand their world.”
— The Music Advantage
Your voice is preferred over recorded sound.
Song sustains attention longer than speech.
Singing with your baby helps shape emotional regulation, language, and learning.
This early exposure shapes the neural pathways your baby will use for the rest of their life.
What you do now lays the foundation for attention, learning, and bonding.
But not all children’s music is equal.
This isn’t about singing random songs or feeling the pressure to be a performer. Early exposure to the right kind of musical input builds the very foundation of your baby’s focus, language, and bonding. Most children’s songs are catchy, but musically shallow. And while repetition is necessary for learning, content must be musically rich and built for development, not dulling and overstimulating.
What is MamaSong?
This program is rooted in a completely different standard of music education for expecting mothers who want to give their baby the right start — with music, science, and heart.
You’ll learn how to:
Use your voice as their most important tool for connection — even if you don’t feel “musical”
Choose songs and chants that stimulate brain development in ways such as building attention, language, and music vocabulary
Integrate music with feeding, bonding, movement, and sleep routines
Build a rich, multi-sensory environment to support your baby’s holistic development
You’ll also learn what not to do.
Why start before the baby arrives?
Mothers can learn and prepare without the pressure and exhaustion of newborn life.
Music becomes a bonding tool even in the womb (babies can hear from ~20 weeks).
It takes time to internalize a repertoire of diverse songs and chants.
You’ll feel empowered and confident stepping into early motherhood with a toolkit already in place.
It transforms your postpartum rhythm with routines that promote calm, connection, and emotional regulation for both baby and mom.
This is the preparation parents wish they had.
You only get this window once.
You don’t have to be musical — just willing.
If you are expecting your first baby and…
—are feeling unsure about being “musical” yet deeply committed to doing what’s best for your baby
—believe that a strong musical start will be essential for your child’s development
—feel overwhelmed by generic advice and want clear guidance
With MamaSong — learn how to use your voice, your love, and the science of music to give your baby what they need when it matters most.
Ready to join? Complete the intake form below:
