Andrea McCullough

Andrea McCullough is a mother, grandmother, educator, and first-time author whose life has been shaped by both heartbreak and hope. Raised in Raleigh, North Carolina, and a graduate of Needham B. Broughton High School, Andrea has worked in special education programs with Wake County Public Schools for over 19 years—loving, teaching, and encouraging students of all abilities.

Her debut project, Tiny Feet Fresh Beats: Modern Songs and Rhymes for Little Minds, is more than just a book and CD—it’s a soundtrack to childhood. A joyful blend of modernized classics and brand-new rhymes created from the heart; Andrea’s work covers everything from ABCs and hygiene to dance parties and bedtime prayers. With inclusive illustrations featuring children with disabilities, diverse backgrounds, multiple languages, and even the elderly, this book is a mirror and a celebration of every kind of family.

A single mother of two and proud grandmother of four, Andrea’s songs were first sung in the quiet moments of motherhood—during early mornings, sleepy nights, and everything in between. They were born out of love, survival, and the will to keep going through domestic violence, homelessness, depression, and the devastating loss of a child. Her music became a way to hold her family together when life was falling apart.

Now, she invites families everywhere to share in that same magic. With every rhythm and rhyme, Andrea’s music wraps around you like a warm hug—reminding parents they are not alone and giving children joyful moments they’ll never forget. Her songs will make you laugh, sing, dance, cry, and hold your little ones a little tighter.

These are not just lullabies—they’re love letters.
They’re healing beats.
They’re memory-makers.
And long after the music ends, the moments you create will still be playing in your heart.