AI & Safety
Last updated: October 11, 2026
Every lullaby here is made by artificial intelligence. We work hard to keep songs gentle and child-friendly, but here's how it works, and why you should always check first.
How a song is made
- An AI plans and writes lyrics using your child's name, age, chosen style and any special topic.
- The lyrics pass through our safety checks (below).
- A music AI (SunoAPI or Google Lyria) sings and composes the song.
Our two safety checks
- Word filter: blocks a list of curses, violence, adult themes and other words that aren't suitable for lullabies.
- AI reviewer: a second AI reads every song before music is made. It approves the song, gently fixes it, or rejects it and asks for a rewrite.
The music engines also have their own content filters.
Why you should still check
No automatic system is perfect. AI can mishear, mispronounce, or make an odd or unsuitable choice, in the words or in the music itself. Please read the lyrics and listen to every song yourself before playing it to your child. You know your child best.
Not a substitute for professional help
Songs about fears or big feelings are meant as gentle comfort. They aren't therapy or medical advice.
About our articles and guides
Our blog articles and guides draw on online sources, with tips and suggestions thoughtfully filtered for relevance to families. This selection does not mean that experts have reviewed every article or that every recommendation is scientifically verified. Information may be incomplete, outdated or mistaken. Please do your own research, check the sources, and consider your child's age and individual needs before following any suggestion. These articles and guides are general information, not professional advice or a substitute for a qualified professional's guidance.
The automated song checks described above apply to generated lyrics, not to the factual accuracy of our articles or their recommendations. Online-source selection cannot guarantee that advice is accurate, safe or suitable for every child. See our Terms of Use.
Report a song
If a song seems wrong in any way, stop playing it and email earthiaone@gmail.com with the song title. We'll look into it and improve our checks.
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