How to cultivate fetal interest in sounds

　　fetus The hearing of children develops earliest and is the most sensitive. The experimental results show that the newborn only chooses the recording of his own mother because he is accustomed to hearing his mother's voice during the fetal stage. If you ask newborn mothers to sing "fetal songs" to their children, you will find that baby Concentrate on your mother when she sings. The reason why the mother can use "fetal songs" to calm the emotional baby is because the baby has been familiar with and understood these tunes as early as the fetal period.

　　What's more important is that a fetus listening to certain sounds for a long time in the mother's womb can not only make the fetus have a good response to the sound and promote the development of the fetus's hearing, but also affect his interest in sounds after birth. In order to confirm this view, foreign researchers conducted further experiments and asked 16 pregnant women to recite a poem twice a day one and a half months before delivery. After the babies were born, the mothers recited the same poem and a poem with another rhythm to them and observed how well they sucked their nipples. It was found that babies sucked at the nipple faster when they heard poems they had heard during the fetal stage, but sucked at the nipple more slowly when they heard poems with a different rhyme. This shows that babies' interest in certain sounds is well-trained in the fetal stage, and the fetus' interest in sounds can be cultivated.

　　However, some people think that fetuses cannot hear sounds, let alone be interested in sounds. This is a big misunderstanding and shows that they have little understanding of the conditions and characteristics of fetal auditory development. And neglecting the fetal auditory development and hearing ability is not conducive to prenatal education.

　　Pregnant women should know that their fetus is a "little eavesdropper" and cannot disturb it with noisy sounds. During pregnancy, some women only feel upset when going out to noisy public places, not knowing that the fetus in their belly is also uneasy. Some pregnant women are in a bad mood or quarrel with their husbands over trivial matters. They think that such quarrels are between the couple and have nothing to do with others. Little do they know that there is a "third party" between you. He hides quietly in his belly and can hear your noise clearly. When you get angry, he will also be unhappy!

　　Therefore, pregnant women should avoid noise, speak as gently as possible, and cooperate with their husbands to "dialogue" with the fetus, sing to the fetus, and satisfy the "little eavesdropper"'s need for beautiful sounds. Then, the "little eavesdropper" not only has good hearing development, is interested in sounds, and is sensitive, but is also smart and lively after birth, and has strong comprehension ability.

　　The fetus can hear various sounds in the mother's womb, the most important of which is the rhythmic beating of the mother's heart. He develops and grows in the company of this long-term sound day and night, and over time, he develops a sense of security. After birth, as long as he hears this sound in his mother's arms, he will fall asleep peacefully or beam with joy. Even hearing sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat rhythm, such as the rhythmic ticking of a clock, can also have a hypnotic effect. This habit is also maintained in adults. Any rhythmic sound will make people emotionally stable and peaceful.

　　This fact shows that the development of fetal emotions is inseparable from rhythmic sounds. Of course, it is not enough to let him listen to the mother's heartbeat. We also need to let him listen to music that is rich in rhythm and has certain melody changes. The emotional development of the fetus will be better and more complete. Scientific experiments have proven that when a newborn cries, playing a recording of human heartbeat to him will calm him down. ； Playing beautiful music with obvious rhythm to him can also have the same effect. It is certain that whether it is a fetus or an infant, if they live in a music environment, their emotions, personality, wisdom, abilities, etc. will develop optimally.