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Researchers find prenatal music exposure may affect the developing brain

Oct 02, 2019 Posted by: Jonathan Klinger

While many believe that babies are born as “blank slates,” they may actually enter the world with more memory than we think.

Research has found that fetal auditory learning becomes possible soon after the onset of hearing, by around 27 weeks.

Swiss researchers find music enhances brain development of premature babies

Sep 23, 2019 Posted by: Jonathan Klinger

Nearly 1% of children are born “very prematurely”—before the 32nd week of pregnancy. Though today’s modern medicine gives them a good chance for survival, these babies are still at high risk of developing neuropsychological disorders including learning difficulties and attentional or emotional disorders.

Can you influence your children’s tastes in music during pregnancy?

Sep 23, 2019 Posted by: Jonathan Klinger

Remember what it was like to be in your mother’s womb…of course not! But you may have subconsciously picked up on stimuli from the outside world before you even entered it.