Raising Happy Kids with Words of Encouragement

Album Description

Soothing Smiles invites you into a world of positivity and calm with their latest release, Raising Happy Kids with Words of Encouragement. This 15-track album, set to release on February 14, 2025, under the Children Serenity Art label, is a treasure trove of heartwarming and uplifting songs designed to inspire and comfort listeners of all ages. With a total runtime of 59 minutes, this album is perfect for families seeking quality time together, aiming to build lasting, happy memories.

The album kicks off with the title track, "Raising Happy Kids," setting the tone for a journey filled with supportive words and encouraging melodies. Each song, from "It's Okay to Feel Angry" to "You Can Always Find Calm Inside," is crafted to nurture cognitive development and promote mental and emotional well-being. Soothing Smiles' unique blend of soothing vocals and gentle instrumentation creates an atmosphere of tranquility and positivity.

"Raising Happy Kids with Words of Encouragement" is not just an album; it's an experience that encourages teamwork, creativity, and sensory exploration. It's an ideal companion for families, helping to build a happy childhood through supportive words and uplifting music. Whether you're looking to inspire your children, find calm in your daily life, or simply enjoy some quality family time, this album is sure to bring smiles and warmth into your home. Soothing Smiles' latest release is a testament to their commitment to supporting children's mental and emotional well-being, making it a valuable addition to any family's music collection.

14 feb 2025

2025 Silgoa

2025 Children Serenity Art

About Soothing Smiles

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Soothing Smiles is a unique entity that brings relaxation and comfort through their work. With a focus on calming experiences, Soothing Smiles aims to ease anxiety and promote peaceful vibes, creating a sense of serenity for all who encounter their creations.

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