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Personal lullabies for Pittsburgh parents.

The parent-child bond is one of the most meaningful and powerful connections we make as humans. 

 

Our programs are for parents who have experienced a challenging or traumatic birth, are struggling to connect with themselves or their children in parenthood, or have lost their child. 

 

The act of creating and singing together supports maternal health, aids childhood development, and strengthens the bond between parent and child. 

 

Lullaby Project Pittsburgh was established in 2022 as a partner of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute.

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We learned about the healing power of music and got to experience it firsthand through this project... they gave me the confidence to sing.

Sammy, Fall '22 Participant

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"Rivers of Light" 
inaugural album coming soon!
 

A tender exploration of unexpected loss, unimaginable joy, and the way time and parenthood changes our hearts, Rivers of Light is a collection of eight lullabies written by parents from Pittsburgh. This gathering is a celebration of the stories and songs that are within us all. Be the first to hear the album and enjoy mini pancakes and lullaby arts and crafts.

Sunday, May 17th at 3pm at CoHatch Southside

Lullaby in the News

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Kidsburgh Feature

"The Lullaby Project Pittsburgh is creating original music to help new parents cope with trauma"

October 2023

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Carnegie Mellon University

"Connection can come in many forms, and music can and should be taken seriously as a form of healing." — Beleyou Kebede

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Highmark Health

A reflection on the origins of Lullaby Project Pittsburgh from co-founder Claire Gunsbury-Massey.

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Contact us to sign up for a session or to get involved. 

Lullaby Project Pittsburgh Community Fund is fiscally sponsored by New Sun Rising. ©2025 by Lullaby Project Pittsburgh. Site design by Claire Gunsbury-Massey.

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