“Teddy Ruxpin Lullabies” is a compilation of lullabies written by Ken Forsse and composed by George Wilkins. Of the early Adventure Series entries, it is most notable for being the earliest entry to feature only Phil Baron’s voice. Aside from a brief introduction, this is the first entry to be primarily a musical compilation, lacking almost any story behind it. A sequel entry called “Lullabies II” would later be released with a host of brand new songs.

Teddy Ruxpin begins to yawn, greeting the listener and explaining that he is very tired, but unable to fall asleep. Hoping to fall asleep, Teddy begins to sing a softer rendition of “Come Dream With Me Tonight” and following with a series of lullabies.

Between each song, Teddy will continue to yawn and become sleepier. At the end of the final song, “This Lovely Night,” Teddy’s eyes close as he falls asleep.

• While “All About Bears” served as the first musical compilation in the Adventure Series, this is the first entry featuring almost no story elements whatsoever.
• “Teddy Ruxpin Lullabies” is one of the few stories not to start with Teddy singing “Come Dream With Me Tonight”. That is instead reserved for the lullaby version.
• This is the first time listeners would hear the full lyrics to “Come Dream With Me Tonight”, including all its verses. These verses had appeared in other stories, but this is the first time they are heard in their entirety.
• This is the first entry in the Adventure Series to feature no other characters but Teddy Ruxpin.
• These songs would later be re-recorded and released on a standard cassette album titled “The World of Teddy Ruxpin - Volume 2: Teddy Ruxpin Sings Lullabies”.
• These recordings would be re-used in the VHS “The World of Teddy Ruxpin - Volume 7: Come Dream With Me Tonight”, along with a new song, “In My Lullaby”, which would appear on the audio cassette album, “The World of Teddy Ruxpin - Volume 2: Teddy Ruxpin Sings Lullabies”.
• While most of the early Adventure Series books featured only brief captions on their pages, this was the first book to feature the full lyrics to each song.
• Unlike other stories in the series, this entry ends with Teddy Ruxpin’s eyes completely closed, indicating that he has finally fallen asleep.
• “Will You Go To Sleep Before I Do” would later be featured in “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin” animated series episode “Thin Ice”.