Studies like the ones led by Dr. Manrique have suggested that is possible to enhance the development of the child's brain before birth.
Valuable research has shown that stimuli such as stroking the fetus through the belly, soft and melodious sounds, the sound of the human voice-especially the mother's-as well as light and vibrations are pleasurable to the baby.
However, the baby can learn to relate these stimuli to their meanings only if they are presented in an organized way; otherwise, she will probably forget or ignore them. You have to show her that these stimuli have a related significance by creating them in a meaningful context. We know that when the experiences occur in a meaningful pattern, they can be better organized in the baby's brain and can be used in similar situations.

The human brain is made up of cells (neurons). These cells form networks of connections. Every time a brain is stimulated -in an adequate way- new neuronal connections are been made, the more connections the more neurons integrated and this determines intelligence, social and emotional skills.
Prenatal stimulated babies tend to exhibit enhanced visual, auditory, and motor development . They also show superior learning capacity and higher IQs. (Click here if you want to see the results of Dr. Manrique's study)

But that is not all.

The way parents interact with their babies even before they are born have an impact on the development of the child later in her life.
A confident person trust herself because she knows to be loved since she was conceived. Optimism, confidence and cordiality are natural consequences of this feeling and can be provided easily when the uterus is transformed in a warm and enriched environment.
Communicating with the unborn child provides the stable, supportive environment that every child needs in order to learn and grow…