Hearing is the earliest of the child's senses. Since still in the womb, the baby has known to sense all the noises around him. When the baby is interested in certain sounds, the baby has positive responses such as kicking, swinging his hand against the womb wall. Especially the familiar melodies, the sounds inspired by the mother's lullaby are very well felt by the baby.
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Miraculous effects of lullabies
By 20 weeks of pregnancy , your baby's ears are relatively complete. Before 24 weeks of pregnancy , your baby's brain can react to sounds outside the fetus. Therefore, the fetus can feel and remember each familiar music before the baby is born. Lullabies are melodious sounds, helping people sleep better. Particularly for babies, the mother's lullaby for the baby's sleep also has other miraculous effects.
Lullabies with repetitive chorus as a habit will give your baby the first words, help children absorb language better and remember longer.
Music, especially the mother's lullaby, has a positive effect on the intellectual and emotional development of the baby.
Scientific studies show that when babies listen to music for intellectual development from 0 to 6 months, they will have a remarkable development of IQ and speak earlier . This intellectual development of the baby will be manifested through puzzle games, puzzles ...
In the baby's adulthood, when the mother still lets the baby hear the lullaby, the music will form a connection in the brain , which can improve the child's thinking ability.
When your baby is a little older, you can see that your baby is very good at chess games, math problems ... and thinking subjects!
Symphonic music, lullabies ... have a positive effect on the ability of young children to perceive emotions. High-tone melodies will help babies express joyful emotions, low-tone melodies make babies feel sad. Fast music and changing rhythm help babies get excited, while slow music will quiet them down.
Above all, the mother's lullaby helps strengthen the bond between mother and child. A mother who often sings her baby lullaby in an inspirational voice, in rustic words full of love, will help her baby feel deeply the mother's love. Like that, that baby was born and raised, there is always a wonderful connection with his mother. Children will know how to cherish and love their family.
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