More and more expectant mothers pay attention to fetal education, buy a lot of world famous songs and put them to their babies whenever they are free. In fact, many expectant mothers have fallen into the misconception that as long as it is a world famous song, it can be used as prenatal education music, and as long as it is put on the stomach for the fetus to listen to.
Experts said: “Not all world famous songs are suitable for prenatal education, we should choose those soothing and happy music; in the process of listening, the mother should calm down and feel with the fetus, so as to be effective. When the fetus grows up in the mother’s stomach for about 6 months, the hearing is almost the same as that of adults. Therefore, at this time, parents talk to their children more and listen to more music, which is very helpful for the growth and development of their children.
Question 1: Can you listen to music with one mind and two purposes?
After conceiving her baby, listening to music on time every day became Ms. Xiao’s “compulsory course”, but because she was not interested in music, she always liked to do something else when listening to music, or read magazines, watch TV, or busy in the kitchen, purely using prenatal music as background music for daily activities.
In this regard, parenting experts say that pregnant women listening to music like this can not play a very good role in prenatal education. “Real fetal music is for the baby in the stomach to listen to, your perception is the baby’s perception, this is the essence of the concert of fetal education.” When listening to the music of prenatal education, “one heart and two purposes” is ineffective. Only by listening attentively and listening attentively, can the conscious perception be transmitted to the baby in the stomach.
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