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| The Baby Sleep System was created by 2 award-winning composer/musicians in Los Angeles in 1997. William Lenihan, international composer/musician and Director of Music Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, and Jay Oliver, world-renowned pianist and composer/producer. |
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Their credits are vast, including:
- Sheryl Crow
- Celine Dion
- The Eagles
- Wynonna Judd
- Jimmy Buffett
- Bonnie Raitt
- The Beijing Children's Choir
- Chick Corea
- Ron Carter
- Dave Weckl
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- Jerry Goldsmith
- Henry Mancini
- Richard Beirach
- Pierre Boulez
- The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
- The Opera Theatre of St. Louis
- Leonard Slatkin
- Richard Heyman
- Constantine Kitsopoulos
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Commercial film & television credits include:
- McDonalds
- AT&T
- Chevrolet
- Ford Motor Company
- Michelob
- TWA Airlines
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- Sony
- ABC-TV
- NBC-TV
- PBSTV
- The Disney Channel
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How was the SoundSleep for Babies was discovered?
William Lenihan and Jay Oliver conducted early musical experiments back in 1997, using a specialized music form called "Ambient Music." Originally, these experiments were designed for adult relaxation purposes, but by accident, they found that babies within earshot of this music were easily lulled to sleep.
This discovery led to further research and development. A team was assembled, including engineers, baby experts and pediatricians. They studied and analyzed the sounds of the womb and the details of audio properties as they exist underwater. After years of testing, trials and further research, now in 2010, they have emerged with the perfected breakthrough Baby Sleep System.
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