If you are going to start parents you perhaps think that your parenting will only starts after baby is born? But that’s not so and various current researches prove otherwise. Therefore from the moment you know you are pregnant it’s worth to start to stimulate and communicate with your baby. As far as researches found the time between conception and baby’s birth is very important for the basic architecture of the brain and build the foundations for his future potential.
According to Dr Thomas R. Verny, “Every minute, there are new brain cells being formed in the unborn child. And as the new brain cells are being formed, pathways or circuits are being formed along the lines that help assist communication for whatever the child the needs. For example, the child will obviously need to breathe, the child will need to move when he is born, the eyelids will need to open and close; so all these organs and all the nervous tissue that supply these organs has to start developing long before birth.
It’s the same thing with the brain circuits. The more you stimulate a child’s skin, or the more you stimulate its auditory nerves (hearing) the more those pathways will develop and become stronger so that when the child is born, he or she is better prepared for the world.”
You see? Actually it sounds fantastically just as a new life’s birth is still the divine mystery nobody can read.
There are tips allowing you to shape your child’s future today and I’m sure you know what I mean exactly, but however I’d like to repeat once again – converse with an unborn baby, talk to him (or her) like he or she is already present with you, sing him songs or whatever you want, think about baby, using daily experiences to prepare your baby for life after birth. Don’t worry about nothing; try to keep yourself out of stress or under control! The last sentence should become an everyday life gold rule just for everyone.