New baby · Christening
A newborn gets fourteen sleepsuits and three identical comforters. A song with their name in it duplicates nothing - and it is the parents who will play it again, often, long before the child understands a word.
The baby will remember nothing: the real recipients are two exhausted adults who have just lived the most intense week of their lives. A song about the waiting, the chosen name and the father's face at the hospital speaks to them.
Hearing your child's name sung does something no card and no embroidered sleeping bag can do. And it is a file: it will still be there for their eighteenth birthday, when everything else is long gone.
The song gets used again. It plays at the hospital, then at the christening, then at the first candle: each time the same song gains one more memory, which no physical present does.
Five fun questions: their name, their passion, that adorable little flaw, the story that cracks up the whole table, the style that gets them dancing. Two minutes, we timed it.
Our hit machines compose, a real human ear listens, tweaks the lyrics and starts again if need be. You get two versions — keep the one you love.
A listening link to share, the file to keep forever, and a printable card with a code to scan. You press play — the party starts.
Better to wait: the name is what makes the song unique. There is no rush, it takes a few minutes to order on the day.
For the parents, very clearly. They are the ones who will listen, and it is their last nine months the song tells.
The Platinum adds a photo slideshow and an MP4 video: the hospital pictures play over the song, ready to send to the family.
Yes. Grandparents, siblings or colleagues each send their own story, and the song brings them together into a single gift.
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