Are you getting ready to do the hard work of giving birth? Consider creating a labor playlist for a worship-filled birth.
Creating a labor playlist was one of the best things we did for the birth of my little girl. Together with my husband we searched our music repertoire and downloaded new music to create the perfect labor playlist.
To be honest, this playlist didn’t just help me during labor, but it helped me before and after as well. On hard days when I feel like the walls are caving in (or was that just my two year old jumping off the table again?) and I’m running on fumes, I pull out this playlist again to help me turn my eyes to Jesus. So, maybe I should have called this the “Anxiety Release Playlist” because that’s how I use it now.
Anyway, whatever your need for listening to truth, perhaps you’ll find this playlist helpful!
My Labor Playlist for a Worship-Filled Birth
Lord, I Need You, by Chris Tomlin
Beautiful Things, by Gungor
Thy Will, by Hillary Scott
Empty Me, by Jeremy Camp
Closer, by Shawn McDonald
Pray, by Sanctus Real
Don’t Give Up, by Calling Glory
Be Still My Soul, by Kari Jobe
Just Say Jesus, by 7eventh Time Down
Who Am I, by Casting Crowns
Hold On, by 33 Miles
Find You On My Knees, by Kari Jobe
Lifesong, by Casting Crowns
Never Once, by One Sonic Society
Hope in Front of Me, by Danny Gokey
Praise You in the Storm, by Casting Crowns
My Desire, by Jeremy Camp
This is Amazing Grace, by Phil Whickam
Beautiful One, by Jeremy Camp
What about you? What would you add to this playlist?
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Victoria Osborn
July 28, 2016 at 3:11 pmI had Sara Grove’s album “Add to the Beauty” on repeat during both Silas’ and Amelia’s birth, in fact Amelia was born to the song Add to the Beauty which I felt was so fitting. Jack came so fast I never had a chance to turn on my music at the hospital! 🙂
Worship Chords
May 22, 2018 at 5:55 pmHi Leigh Ann! I must admit when I first heard about playing music during labor, it sounded so beautiful. Until I wondered if that was weird (for some reason I get self-conscious about the dumbest things). I didn’t do it for my first kiddo, but now am considering it for my next. Thanks for sharing this playlist! Some of the choices were hilarious… “Empty Me”? LOL!
-Christy
Leigh Ann Dutton
May 23, 2018 at 8:15 amRight? I thought that was a good one. haha! I usually put the music in my earbuds so it’s just ME listening. That took the weirdness away for me. 🙂