Narrator & Laska
Narrator Narrator
You know, I've always been fascinated by how the ancient Greeks used lullabies to calm restless children, and it seems those gentle tunes traveled all the way into the earliest hospitals—ever wonder why some nurses swear by them even today?
Laska Laska
Oh, the Greeks did have a knack for soothing. Those lullabies were like the original calming meds, no paperwork needed. Nurses swear by them now because a soft tune is still a quick reset button for a stressed child or a tired shift. Plus, it’s easier than filling out a chart, and let’s be honest—who’s got time to write a note when a little hum can settle a fussy baby? Just keep a blanket handy, and you’re all set.