A mother would sing the song "Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes".
Explanation:
This song is taken from Thomas Dekker's play named "Patient Grissel" originally written by him, Henry Chettle and William Haughton. This is one of the most calming Renaissance poems and a very popular lullaby.
The word "golden" comes from "gold" a precious metal and refers to the good sleep's rareness and high value (most common in kids).
The part of "slumbers kiss your eyes" refers to the sense of protection and love that these give to the baby when he´s asleep.
The only thing that really needs to be capitalized is her first and last name, and the name of the place she went to. "Female" and "Explorer" don't need to be capitalized.
