Music for Pregnancy

Pregnancy music for baby in the womb

This app brings you the works of pregnancy music app that you’ve come to know and love, right in the palm of your hand.

Music for pregnancy relaxation does have a long-term effect on an unborn baby’s brain. The researchers noticed that babies who heard a song repeatedly while in the womb seemed to calm when the same song was played after they were born.

The Benefits of music for baby in the womb:

- Listening to music while pregnant has many benefits for the developing fetus and also encourages mother and baby’s prenatal bonding.

- The foetus develops ears in the third week of gestation but they don’t become functional until the week 16.

- High stress levels in expectant mothers can have negative effects on fetal development. Music and singing has a soothing effect on the expecting mother and the unborn baby alike and contributes to a healthy and happy baby later in life.

- Listening to a relaxing song or singing lullabies sends calming chemicals throughout the body and into the placenta, facilitating bonding and relaxation.

- Listening and experiencing music stimulates the fetus’ brain and assists with the growth of brain structures.

- New studies even suggest that babies remember music they listened to in the womb for up to four months after being born!

- Don’t play too much music

- Don’t play the music too loud

- Don’t forget to sing too, the sound of the mother’s voice is incredibly soothing to baby and assists with developing a bond before baby is born.