Les berceuses

Three French lullabies, three ways each

All three are traditional and centuries old. Each comes sung, spoken as rhythm, and hummed with the words over it, because the singing is optional and the words are the point.

Your child is not listening to your pitch.

They're listening to your voice, doing something regular and warm at the end of a hard day. Speak it if you'd rather. The words are the point.

Frère Jacques

You already know some version of it, which makes it the lowest possible barrier, start here on night one.

Audio ships with Le Dodo: sung · spoken · hummed.

Fais dodo, Colas mon p’tit frère

The canonical French lullaby. Dodo is already the name of the bedtime ritual, the vocabulary does double duty.

Audio ships with Le Dodo: sung · spoken · hummed.

Au clair de la lune

Every French speaker knows it. Slow, simple vowels, excellent practice for the u sound.

Audio ships with Le Dodo: sung · spoken · hummed.

All three lullabies, in all three forms, are part of Le Dodo, alongside the bedtime routine, the book, and the recasts.

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