Pregnancy Over 40, Your Baby's Hearing
A very common question pregnant women have is how much their unborn baby can hear. Yes, your baby can hear as early as the second month of pregnancy. You know the old saying about being careful around young ears...it may be important even in your uterus too! Here is a site which talks about things to do or avoid:From the site:
Most embryologists will tell you that around the beginning of the 2nd month, many unborn babies ears begin to be functional and will be able to hear mother’s heartbeat, circulation, and digestive sounds! Some women have known that all along…those that are tuned in to their bodies and aware that often the baby will “wake up” or move vigorously when Mom talks loudly or is around a sudden noise.
That’s one reason that keeping the expectant Mom in a healthy sonic environment is so important. Try to avoid:
See Also: Do Your Ears Ring In Pregnancy? (www.getpregnantover40.com)
•arguing and loud, disagreeable conversations•fireworks and explosions
•loud music of any kind whether rap, rock and roll or even classical
•sudden or persistant drilling, hammering or other such noises
What’s the best kind of sonic environment?
•calming soothing conversations or music
•singing and talking to baby, beginning in the second trimester
•happy and positive interactions in Mom’s day
•keep any conflict to a minimum
from:
healingmusicenterprises.com
