“Baby Mine” is a popular lullaby from the 1941 animated film, “Dumbo.” The song was written by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington and has become a classic lullaby that is often sung to children.
What the song is about
Baby Mine was written by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington for Disney’s 1941 film Dumbo. Mrs. Jumbo sings it to her baby elephant to comfort him after others have been unkind to him. The song tells a child that they are loved just as they are, no matter what anyone else says.
Its best-known line is “Baby mine, don’t you cry.”
To read the full lyrics or hear the song, please visit Disney’s official Dumbo soundtrack on a licensed streaming service, or a licensed Disney songbook.
Why kids love it
Kids love the gentle rocking melody and the warm message that they are precious. Activity: watch the cuddle scene from Dumbo together, then talk about ways we can be kind to someone who feels left out.
The gentle melody and soothing lyrics of “Baby Mine” have made it a popular choice for parents looking for a comforting and reassuring song to sing to their children. The song’s message of unconditional love and protection is a message that resonates with parents and children alike, making it a timeless lullaby that continues to be cherished by many.
