Parents really want their babies to be smart. They have been playing music and listening to stories for their babies since pregnancy, which can promote the development of their auditory system. But after the baby is born, sometimes they are not smarter than other children. So, are babies who receive prenatal education smarter?
If prenatal education starts too early, it can cause excessive stimulation to the fetus and lead to some diseases. Generally speaking, it is best to start prenatal education after 6 months of pregnancy. If you start too early, it may cause uterine contractions in pregnant women. Failure to achieve the goal of prenatal education can also have negative impacts.
The sound is quite loud. Some pregnant women like to turn up the volume and bring it close to their abdomen for the fetus to listen. The basement membrane of the fetal inner ear is very fragile and prone to damage. Excessive noise can damage the auditory system, and congenital deafness can easily occur after the baby is born. Pregnant women often listen to music, although it is good, they need to pay attention to the volume, which can indirectly make the fetus listen to music.
The fetus listening to music is very quiet, which indicates that the baby may listen carefully or sleep quietly listening to music. During pregnancy, the fetus listening to music is particularly quiet, which should be related to the child's personality. Early reactions to prenatal education can show that the baby's early personality has little to do with prenatal education, and parents should rest assured.
