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Music is an amazing effect on all of us. It soothes our emotions, it heals our pain, it de-stresses our life and it relaxes our body and mind. When music has such a huge impact on us adults, how much can it help the children? And if it can help the children, can it help the babies who are inside the womb as well? Multiple research studies have been conducted to find out the impact of music on babies in the womb, though they are still in their infancy. While there are no concrete evidence on how much help music does, expecting mommies around the world still ensure the babies hear music well before their birth. Why? Here are the four ways listening to music during pregnancy can have a wonderful effect on you and the baby.
There is no research that proves that playing music can make your baby smarter, so do not go overboard with it. The studies that claim that exposure to music can make your child smarter actually did their research on older kids. This claim has come into being because researchers believed that if music had such great effect on toddlers and grown up children, then it could also work wonders on fetuses. However, the research is still in infancy, and while there is no harm in playing music to your unborn baby, resting on these notions is not a good idea.
The bottom-line here is that a relaxed, happy, stress free mother gives birth to a happy baby. To this effect, music plays an indirect role. Music can perk you up, soothe you, relax you and make you sleep. As with everything, moderation is the key. And if at all tomorrow you do give birth to a musician, all the more better!
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