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When it is time for your baby to sleep, softly sing him a lullaby
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When it is time for your baby to sleep, softly sing him a lullaby. Use words and songs from your child’s family culture, or make up a lullaby using a familiar lullaby tune. Here are the words to a popular Hawaiian lullaby.
Pupu Hinuhinu
By Nona Beamer
Pupu Hinuhinu (shiny shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu e (shiny shells)
O ke kahakai kahakai ee (I found you by the shore, the shore)
Pupu Hinuhinu e (shiny shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu (shiny shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu e (shiny shells)
E lohe kakou ee (let's listen to our shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu e (shiny shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu (shiny shells)
Pupu Hinuhinu e (shiny shells)
E moe, e moe e (go to sleep)
E moe-e-ee (sleep)
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