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The magical song shows the result that is effective for babies to stop crying.
Note: If a baby is crying for physiological reasons, such as hunger, there will be no effect.
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moony-Chan’s Magical Song
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Toko toko toko toko 1．２．３．４
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Kya hahahaha ha Chant a charm
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Jump jump jump jump １．２．３．４
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Ku kukukuku ku Chant a charm
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Dance dance dance dance１．２．３．４
muni muni muni muni moony-chan
Wa hahahaha ha Chant a charm
Babies who stopped crying or were effected: 96.4% *1
Results
96.4% of babies stopped crying or were effected*1!
The song “A Baby Forgets to Cry?! moony-Chan’s Magical Song” was played for crying or restless babies who were moving their arms and legs or showing other signs of discomfort. As a result, 96.4%*1 of the babies stopped crying and showed their interest in this soothing song, which was designed to evoke an orienting response*2.
The assessment was conducted on an eight-point scale, from A to H, and the results were as follows: A 62.5%, B 17.9%, C 5.4%, D 8.9%, and E 1.8%.
*1 Stopped crying at least once while the song was playing or stopped moving throughout the song.
Target: 56 infants aged 3 to 17 months
According to the study conducted by Unicharm Corporation
*2 A reaction where a baby shows interest in a new event he/she has seen for the first time.
Study Overview
- Target: 56 infants aged 3 to 17 months (34 boys and 22 girls, all Japanese)
- Period: June to July 2013
- Method: A soothing song video was played for crying babies and the babies' reactions were assessed on an eight-point scale, from A to H.
Eight-Point Scale Assessment:
Assessment conducted when a baby was crying:
A. Stopped crying and did not become fussy at all until the song ended
B. Stopped crying and did not become fussy until most of the song had ended (at least 80% of the total song length)
C. Stopped crying once but became fussy again in the second half of the song
D. Stopped crying once but became fussy again in the first half of the song
Assessment conducted when a baby was restless, moving its arms and legs uncomfortably, but not yet crying:
E. Stopped moving while the song played
F. Stopped moving once but began to move again in the second half of the song
G. Stopped moving once but began to move again in the first half of the song
H. Did not show any change
Supervised by:
Japan Acoustic Lab.
Acoustic expert
Mr. Hajime Suzuki
This song was designed to evoke an orienting response. An orienting response is a reaction where a baby shows interest in a new event he/she sees or hears for the first time. Because the song combines various sound effects, higher frequencies and modulations, the baby shows an interest in the music and forgets to cry.
(Mr. Hajime Suzuki, Acoustic Expert)