Listening to music helps us to relax in our daily lives and to change our mood. This also applies to the fetus. It is increasingly true that listening to music through preaching is effective.
According to Mom Junction of the child care medium, the child who listened to the preaching music was superior to the child who did not have the child care, such as reflexes and hearing.
Mam Jensen also claimed that it could be a soft lullaby for the baby, depending on what music the taught song used was. In addition, the fetus is more influenced by music than the general public, and the stress index of the fetus is lowered as the general public feels comfortable listening to soft music.
Fetal growth after pregnancy parking
According to columnist Bridget Collier of Livestrong Health Media, a child can hear a sound from 17 weeks of pregnancy and can distinguish her heartbeat and outside sounds from 26 weeks. You can breathe to music in the 33rd week, and in the 28th week it responds to the music.
Does preaching music have a positive effect on your child?
Professor Janet Pietro, a development psychologist at the University of Johns Hopkins, explained why pastoral music has a positive impact on the child. "Relieving a mother has a good effect on her baby." Mothers who want to take good care of their children are encouraged to take better care of themselves. ▲ Encourage safe activities such as social activities with other pregnant mothers, new hobbies, and light yoga.
