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You wear many hats to strike the right balance between work and home. Well, we can’t help you with everything, but we made dealing with your pregnancy  easier. Here are some ideas and tips to better manage your pregnancy.

Music for Womb

There is ample evidence from research to support that an unborn baby can not only hear music in womb (fetus music), but also recognize certain sounds including mother’s voice, words and phrases. An unborn fetus can distinguish among classical music , womb music and noise and will many times respond by kicking the belly from the inside. A research conducted by the University of Florida concluded that the unborn fetus hears more low-frequency sounds rather than high-frequency sounds. Which means that the baby will hear womb sound for baby better compared to noise. The Fetus can recognize and respond to music for womb as early as 24 weeks in the belly.

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Belly Headphones (Ear Buds for Belly)

Introducing your baby during pregnancy to your family is the start of a great connection between them and your child. By encouraging dad, family, and friends to talk to your bump or play womb sounds for baby in the womb with belly headphones (ear buds for belly)  they’ll bond faster with their loved ones after they’re born. Let your partner talk to your baby bump so your baby starts to get used to yours and your partner’s voice. You might also want to take your partner’s hand when you feel some movement, and have them experience the kicks for themselves! See the joy and surprise on their face when they use belly headphones (ear buds for belly)

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Classical Music for Baby in Womb

Everyone loves listening to classical music, so do our little ones. But mom-to-be can listen to music with headphones but the baby to be can’t. Many pregnant women place baby bump headphones on their belly so their little one can listen to classical music for baby in womb. Its been done for years. Expecting mom’s play their favorite classical music, symphonies, soft music and talk to their baby to form that special bond. After all, pregnancy is that special time when mom and baby can connect.

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Pregnancy Speakers

Pregnancy is a special time for expecting moms. It is well known that unborn babies have much interaction with the world outside while in the womb. Playing stimulating sounds using a baby bump headphone and pregnancy speaker  is one way that your unborn baby can interact with you and the outside world while you’re pregnant. Pregnancy speakers can help create a special bond between mom and baby and also encourages early language development.

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Music Player for Baby in Womb

What better way for mom and baby to connect and bond! Music player for baby in womb make it possible for mom to share fetal music, classical music and sounds with their baby. With superior baby bump and pregnancy speakers like Pixie Tunes, moms can simultaneously listen to what is being played back to the baby and can even talk to the baby in the womb! These are the fun and safe way for mom to use a music player for baby in womb.

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Womb Sound for Baby

At 18 weeks, your baby’s ears are fully developed, and your baby begins to hear sounds and fetus music. Soft Sound Soft including classical music for baby in womb and voices are attenuated in the amniotic sac and are transmitted better than heavy music or loud sounds. The brain activity of babies whose mothers regularly played the womb sound for baby in pregnancy was stronger than when not played.

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Baby Bump Headphones

If you are a mom-to-be, you have likely heard about baby bump headphones, also called baby headphones for belly. These special devices play baby music in womb and fetus music. There are several known benefits of using baby bump headphones as it helps bond mom and baby. After 18 weeks, babies begin to listen and retain sounds and after 25 weeks, they respond to music for baby in womb to move by kicking and turning. There is concrete evidence that unborn babies can hear music and sounds with baby bump headphone and retain them even after birth.

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Baby Music for Womb

There is no better way to connect with your baby than to play baby music for womb. Just like moms sleep, so do babies. You don’t want your baby’s sleep to get disturbed by music when they are asleep. Playing music for baby in womb which is rich in music and language is always recommended. It’s easy and a unique way for parents to bond with their baby-to-be. Talk to baby in womb or read to your baby while he or she’s in the womb almost guarantees that your baby will know your voice at birth and it is also possible that the baby remembers your voice.

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