I tend to observe the world around me with an analytical eye, and one day I noticed something interesting: babies and toddlers, in that pre-vocabulary stage, respond so much more when you speak to them phonetically. I started wondering what the best way to highlight that could be and music was the answer. That's where Baby Babble was born.

Honestly, I don't know for certain, no one ever really does. But like any good launch, I did my own research first. I watched, first-hand, every baby and toddler who listened respond with genuine delight, and want more. So here we are.

Probably not, and that's by design. I'm marketing this genre to preschools and maternity centres, not radio stations. It's a bit like The Wiggles: you wouldn't expect to hear them on commercial radio either, and that's exactly as it should be.

Of course! Near the top of this page you'll find a "Buy Now" button, click it and you'll be able to purchase a single song or the full album.

Not in the clinical sense I'm not a speech pathologist. What I've done is observe closely and trust what I've seen with my own eyes. It's a genuine, intuitive response to something I noticed, not a clinical program.

The pre-vocabulary window roughly 0–24 months, before real words start forming.

Most kids' music teaches through lyrics and story, for kids who already understand language. Baby Babble goes a step earlier, into the actual sounds babies respond to before words mean anything yet.

Anywhere it brings joy. Preschools, maternity centres, parents at home, babies alongside other babies. I've even heard from parents who speak English as a second language that they love how easy it is to sing along to something purely phonetic.