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Motherhood's Worries Inspire Hillary Scott's First Solo Hit
19 Sep
Summary
- Hillary Scott wrote 'Mama's Lullaby' while soothing her child.
- The song addresses anxieties and the surrender of worry to faith.
- Thousands of mothers related to the song's vulnerable message.

Hillary Scott of Lady A has released her first solo-written song, titled "Mama's Lullaby," which was inspired by her experiences as a mother of four.
The melody for the lullaby first came to Scott while she was rocking her youngest daughter to sleep, an intimate and spiritual moment. Initially, she did not plan to release the song, but after sharing it with her husband and children, their encouragement prompted her to consider recording it.
"Mama's Lullaby" delves into the anxieties and worries that often accompany motherhood, particularly the sleepless nights spent fretting over her children. Scott found a path to peace through faith, surrendering her worries to a higher power, a sentiment that has since connected with many.
Upon sharing a version of the song on social media, Scott was overwhelmed by the response from thousands of mothers who related to its message of vulnerability and maternal concern. This widespread connection inspired her to record the song professionally less than a month after its initial conception.
During the recording process, Scott's youngest daughter, Selah, was present in the studio, adding a full-circle element to the song's creation. Scott's solo work is likely to continue, with potential for more lullaby-style songs.
Meanwhile, Scott and her Lady A bandmates are actively working on the trio's next album, which is anticipated by fans after a hiatus since their last non-holiday release in 2021. The band aims to capture their life experiences in their new music.