Can prenatal education music improve the baby’s IQ? My answer to this question is not sure.

But what is certain is:

1. Prenatal education music can improve the baby’s emotional intelligence, and can cultivate and stabilize the baby’s emotions and mood;

2. Prenatal education Music can improve the baby's interest in life in the mother's womb and the appreciation of music after birth;

3. Especially soothing, melodious and elegant Chinese classical music, when used as prenatal education music , it will have unexpected effects on the healthy growth of the baby in the future;

4. Prenatal education music is not recommended to choose music and songs with intense tunes, compact rhythm and strong shock;

5. Pregnant women need to pay special attention to the following issues when performing prenatal education: When the pregnant woman is listening to prenatal education music, she must not put a speaker or prenatal education music player (speaker of a mobile phone or computer) on her belly, and she must not let the baby Directly exposed to loud prenatal education music, let alone insisting on letting the baby listen to prenatal education music when the baby feels irritable (shown by kicking the pregnant mother's belly or moving around in the pregnant mother's belly);

Music can improve the mathematical and spatial reasoning abilities of children of all ages. As long as the mother is in good physical and mental condition, the fetus can develop well. Therefore, whether prenatal education is provided or not depends entirely on the mother - if the mother feels that taking a walk, listening to music, and talking to the baby can make her physically and mentally happy, then the fetal development will be healthy.

Some studies have also found that newborns can distinguish prenatal music that their parents played before they were born. They come alive when they hear familiar songs, or are soothed to sleep.

Some people say that when the fetus hears the music it likes, its breathing rhythm will also change with the music. Therefore, it is obvious that the fetus has learned something related to rhythm through music prenatal education, and also enjoys it. The music you like is good prenatal education music.

There are the following points to note:

The first musical prenatal education is best to use classical music, such as Mozart’s symphonies, because the sounds and repetitive patterns of such music are very suitable for the fetus. Might like it more.

Second Music Prenatal Education Time If you will leave the stereo on all day long, the volume should be controlled below 50 decibels. As a general reference, the volume of a washing machine spinning is about 50-75 decibels.

Third, the best way to do music prenatal education is not to hang the headphones on the belly, but to use external speakers to play, and the volume should not be higher than 65 decibels (about the same as the background music in the store). Sounds that are too loud may hurt or scare your baby.