Last Updated on: 15th April 2025, 05:02 pm
Children’s music brand Tiny Totz Kidz has released a new album designed to improve children’s mental health through soothing sound and mindfulness practices.
Timed with Mental Health Awareness Week this May, Tiny Moments of Peace – Meditations for Kids is a curated musical journey that teaches young listeners how to relax, self-soothe and practice mindful breathing.
The album blends calming melodies, breath-counting exercises, and nature-inspired sounds to support children’s emotional balance. With each track offering a unique meditation purpose, the album provides tools for both short resets and longer, more reflective moments.
The seven-track collection is built to give parents, carers, and teachers an easy way to introduce meditative practices into everyday routines.
“At Tiny Totz Kidz, we believe music is more than just entertainment – it’s a powerful tool for emotional growth and well-being,” said Julian Lyons, CEO of Tiny Totz Kidz.
“By blending music with mindfulness, Tiny Moments of Peace offers an engaging way for parents, educators, and caregivers to support children’s mental health.
“Whether at home, in classrooms, or before bedtime, these songs create opportunities for young listeners to slow down, breathe, and find balance in their daily lives.”
Recent NHS Digital data from 2023 shows that mental health challenges among children have sharply risen, with one in five now estimated to have a probable mental health condition, up from one in nine just a few years ago.
Julian Lyons added: “Research shows that the need for accessible, practical tools to help young minds manage stress and anxiety has never been greater.
“With Tiny Moments of Peace, we hope to give children simple yet effective ways to find moments of calm, build resilience, and navigate their emotions with confidence.”
Since 2020, Tiny Totz Kidz has been committed to delivering joyful, educational, and meaningful music for children of all ages.
Tiny Moments of Peace – Meditations for Kids is now available across all streaming services.
