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Amanda Ong

the fool

“Lyric’s Lullaby” is a tender, heartfelt song written as a love letter from parent to child. It captures the journey from the moment of birth through the milestones of a baby’s first year—those raw, magical, and fleeting moments of early parenthood.

From newborn cries to first giggles, sleepy feeds to tiny steps, each verse reflects a season of growth and love. The lyrics are grounded in the real, everyday experiences of raising a child—offering comfort, nostalgia, and deep emotional resonance.

With soft acoustic instrumentation and an intimate vocal delivery, “Lyric’s Lullaby” is more than just a lullaby. It’s a keepsake of that precious first year—a musical memory blanket woven with warmth, wonder, and unwavering love.

Lyric's Lullaby

This potty song was created for the purpose of potty learning or elimination communication for our daughter when she was a wee one-month old! We plan to share it with the elimination communication community so that other parents may use the Potty Song to cue their babies or children to eliminate!

Potty Song

This potty song was created for the purpose of potty learning or elimination communication for our daughter when she was a wee one-month old!

Amanda Ong crafted the first draft of this song while going through her first IVF cycle, channeling the anxiety of the uncertain journey. The initial four verses capture the ups and downs of the IVF process, while the bridge reflects on the unexpected emotions of discovering pregnancy and embarking on a new chapter. After experiencing a pregnancy loss, Amanda revised the song, adding two more verses to express the heart-wrenching emotions of facing an unviable pregnancy. These additions transformed the song into its final version, infusing it with raw honesty and depth.

Don't Tell Me That

For our first pregnancy announcement, I wanted to do something more than just post a picture of an ultrasound on social media. So I decided to write a song to sing with my partner for the reveal!

We're Having A Baby

Sreshya

Imagine if men didn’t assume that women didn’t know things; and didn’t mansplain things to them. What a different world it would be. This song stems from Sreshya telling Amanda about a guy she met overseas who assumed that there were no cinemas in Singapore, and proceeded to mansplain what a cinema is to her.

Imagine If You Thought That I Knew

Affirmations I want to let my younger self know

Dear Me

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