The Singapore First: Songs and Lullabies Symposium is an immersive and experiential exploration of one of humanity’s most ancient and universal song forms - the Lullaby. Moving beyond its traditional role as a bedtime ritual, the symposium examines the lullaby as a therapeutic modality at the intersection of science, heritage, arts, and music therapy practice. By bridging artistic practice, healthcare, and community engagement, this platform highlights how lullabies support psychosocial health across the life span - from prenatal bonding and early childhood development to emotional regulation, trauma-informed care, and end-of-life transitions. Through guided listening, participatory singing, and reflective processes informed by music therapy and singing frameworks, participants are invited and critically engage with the evolving role of lullabies in contemporary well-being.