CoComelon’s New Lullaby Has Baby JJ Soaring Through the Clouds, Declaring ‘I Love My Bed’ — Premiere

Although it celebrates sleep, CoComelon’s new track “I Love My Bed” is far from a quiet lullaby. The song arrives as a lively, feel-good number intended to turn bedtime into a joyful ritual rather than a nightly struggle.

Billboard Family is presenting the animated music video exclusively. Both the song and the clip take a brighter, more energetic approach than typical bedtime music, offering families an upbeat soundtrack for winding down — especially welcome after the recent daylight saving time change.

Joshua Embury, music director at Moonbug Entertainment, explains that the team crafted the song to reframe bedtime as something to look forward to. Rather than a slow wind-down, the track uses buoyant rhythms and celebratory lyrics to make getting ready for bed an inviting, positive experience for young listeners.

In the animated video, JJ embarks on a grand bedtime voyage while tucked into his magical bed. The bed transforms into a boat that lifts out of his room, sails through the clouds, drifts above the ocean and gently returns him to his room — where he drifts off to sleep.

The release is part of CoComelon’s “CoComelon Can Help” initiative, which pairs new music and episodes with tools designed to ease bedtime routines. The campaign also includes the recently launched Wiggle to Wind Down podcast, developed in collaboration with Headspace. Each 20‑minute episode blends movement and soothing storytelling to help children expend energy and settle more peacefully at night.

Moonbug’s internal survey indicates bedtime is a major daily challenge for many families: 45% of parents identified it as one of their biggest struggles. Projects like this aim to give caregivers playful, constructive ways to manage that part of the day.

Additionally, the live-action CoComelon spinoff The Melon Patch is set to air a new “Bathtime” episode on Thursday, centering on another common element of family pre-bed routines.

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