1. Use scientific prenatal education instruments and prenatal education music courses for prenatal education. When expectant parents don’t know how to choose prenatal education music or how to play it, they can choose a music prenatal education instrument. Prenatal education music courses start from the 17th week of pregnancy to the 40th week of pregnancy, with a stage every four weeks. Prenatal education music includes light music, children's songs, stories, nursery rhymes, foreign languages, etc. During playback, the prenatal education device has shielded all radiation, and the music is transmitted through four sound sources, making the sound quality clearer.

2. Singing and music prenatal education for expectant mothers. Don't worry that your singing will not sound good. The most important thing about this musical prenatal education method is the mood of the expectant mother. On the one hand, it allows the fetus to become familiar with the expectant mother's voice. On the other hand, it conveys the expectant mother's love for the fetus through gentle singing, which is more conducive to the emotional interaction between mother and child. . When singing, try to choose childlike children's songs or slow-paced lullabies. The content is simple and easy to understand, and is more suitable for expectant mothers and fetuses during pregnancy.

3. Parents and children play music for musical prenatal education. In addition to being passed on genetically to the fetus, artistic talent can also be passed on through prenatal education. The host Xie Na personally played piano music to provide musical prenatal education to the fetus. Many musicians persist in working, studying, and furthering their studies during pregnancy, and they subtly provide musical prenatal education to the fetus. Mother and child are connected, and the expectant mother's personal performance will have a better prenatal education effect on the fetus.

4. Prepare language prenatal education through storytelling. Research shows that fetuses prefer deep mid-bass sounds, which can make the fetus feel safe. Therefore, it is recommended that the expectant father should accompany the expectant mother for language prenatal education every day after his wife is 17 weeks pregnant, and read stories and chat with the expectant mother and fetus. This not only accompanies the expectant mother, but also helps the fetus develop intelligence, and promotes the activation of fetal brain cells through language stimulation. degree, which is conducive to the development of the fetus's acquired language ability.