fetal development, stimulation exercises and childbirth
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Prenatal stimulation and learning video
Interest in prenatal stimulation has grown steadily as research results show that babies stimulated by methods such as singing and talking while still in the womb tend to exhibit accelerated visual, linguistic and motor development. Prenatal stimulation is the first and best gift a parent can give a child.
Make Way for Baby! is based on the largest prenatal and postnatal stimulation research to date (around 700 families) and takes a comprehensive approach to prenatal parenting that optimizes the emotional as well as physical well-being of both mother and child. This video program will take you through every stage of your pregnancy. For each pregnancy trimester, you will learn:
New stimulation techniques are introduced as soon as the fetus develops the capacity to benefit from them, and new toning exercises are added to the mother's routine as her pregnancy progresses. The program also emphasizes proper nutrition and prenatal care.
Fetal development, prenatal stimulation, childbirth
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About Prenatal Stimulation
Remember
Although research in prenatal stimulation show that stimulated babies tend to exhibit accelerated visual, linguistic, and motor development as well as higher intelligence and creativity, it is important to emphasize the benefits of prenatal stimulation for building healthy and loving parent-child relationships.
Providing a stimulating, safe environment BEFORE as well as after birth gives kids the keys to success in the long term. Teaching parents how to communicate with their unborn child forms an early bond of trust and love and provides the supportive environment every child needs in order to learn and grow.
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