🧘 Calm music for kids
Peabody's calm music for kids is free, slow and soft, with no words: three stations for settling down. Calm Down Corner is the slowest, for breathing in and out. Space Drift floats, for drawing and dreaming. Sleepy Time is for bed and goes quiet after 20 minutes. Tap one to play.
Tap a station to play it. Tap again to stop.
Music rooms
- Brain break timerOne minute of popcorn wiggles.
- Peabody TimersPicture timers for work time, clean-up and breaks.
- Peabody RadioEvery station, and the player that keeps going on every page.
Breathe with the music
Calm Down Corner plays at 56 to 62 beats a minute, about one beat every second. Try this: breathe in while you count four beats, then breathe out for four. Do it four times. Your body slows down to match the music.
When to put it on
After a big feeling, when your heart is going fast. After running around, before you sit down to read. In quiet time, while you draw. Space Drift is good for drawing: long, floaty notes that never hurry.
Each calm tune plays once, then the band makes up a new one, slowly. Nothing jumps out or gets loud.
For grown-ups
Calm music is a help, not a fix: a slow tune and slow breaths can make settling down easier, and a grown-up nearby helps most. The stations have no words and no ads, nothing plays until a tap, and the music is made on the device, so nothing about your child is sent anywhere.