"Subliminal Lullaby really helps my child fall into a good sleep, and wake up happy!" children to bed just got easier with the wonderful "Subliminal Lullaby" from singers Autumn Sky Wolfe (www.autumnskywolfe.com) and the renown Debra Byrd (www.debrabyrd.com/biography/biography.php). Autumn is donating portion of the profits from lullaby sales to Autism Speaks nationwide nonprofit organization and groups of teachers for children with special needs. The lyrics are written to help your child build confidence and self-assurance, With its positive message, the song helps your child grow up to be a better, stronger, and more self-reliant adult." The lullaby is designed to calm and relax your child at bedtime or nap time. The 11-minute lullaby lets listeners put aside the tensions of the day and relax to sleep. There is also a deluxe shower gift version of the compact disc that contains a nursery poster, an infant onesie and a 3D cover that some tired parents are utilizing for meditation while putting baby to sleep. (order at www.AutumnSkyWolfe.com) One parent said, " I love 'Subliminal Lullaby', it contains everything I should tell my child but am sometimes too busy or too exhausted to tell them every day," AUTUMN SKY WOLFE: 21-year-old Autumn Sky Wolfe was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the year 2000 at three and a half years old. Transcending all expectations. Autumn started working with Debra Byrd at 17 years old and now performs regularly. All of her recordings are available on iTunes and CD Baby. More information about Autumn and the new 'Subliminal Lullaby' song are on her website. (www.AutumnSkyWolfe.com) DEBRA BYRD: The vocal director of American Idol, The Voice, The X Factor and Canadian Idol, Debra Byrd has coached, judged, and mentored on ABC, NBC, Fox, MTV, CW, Disney, The Hub Network, ITV, CTV, and the Pentagon Channel. She has worked or appeared with everyone from Annie Lennox and Sting to Barry Manilow and Bob Dylan. (www.debrabyrd.com/biography/biography.php) AUTISM SPEAKS: Helping individuals and families, the organization is advancing research leading to better interventions for autism spectrum disorder and related conditions. (www.autismspeaks.org)